Harry and Meghan suit up to accept 'Humanitarians of the Year' award at New York gala

Prince Harry and Meghan are in New York for Project Healthy Minds' World Mental Health Day Gala, where'll they'll be given the Humanitarians of the Year Award.

The award recognises the royal couple's efforts in promoting mental wellness and advocating for safer online spaces for families and young people.

The Duke and Duchess of Sussex have suited up to accept a major award in New York.

The Sussexes, who live on the other side of the US in California, gave us a 'couple dressing' moment, both wearing sharp black suits.

Meghan has accessorised her Armani suit with a thick chain-link gold necklace.

The pair posed for photos on arrival and will be giving a speech during the ceremony, hosted by US news anchor Carson Daly.

The Project Healthy Minds website says the couple "remain dedicated to building a more compassionate, equitable world for future generations."

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The couple will receive the Humanitarians of the Year Award at the World Mental Health Day Gala.

Both are wearing sophisticated black suits for the occasion.

Meghan accessorised her Armani suit with diamond stud earrings and a thick gold chain necklace.

A bio on the site describes Harry as a "humanitarian, mental health advocate, environmentalist, and military combat veteran", and Meghan as "a mother, wife, entrepreneur, and philanthropist."

"[Harry's] work is dedicated to creating positive and lasting change for communities and the planet, particularly in advancing conversations around resilience and healing," it reads.

"[Meghan]'s lifelong advocacy for women and girls remains a constant thread she weaves through both humanitarian and business ventures.

The appearance comes days after the duchess' surprise outing at Paris Fashion Week.

The couple pictured with Project Healthy Minds' founder and CEO Phil Schermer.

"Her core belief that representation matters and her connection to community have helped define her as a cultural catalyst for positive change.

Harry and Meghan's New York outing comes as the couple announces a new partnership to protect children from AI and online dangers.

As People reports, The Parents' Network, a key program from the Sussexes' Archewell Foundation, is teaming up with ParentsTogether, a nonprofit focused on advocating for families and online safety.

The Duke and Duchess of Sussex have been out and about quite a bit lately.

Last weekend, Meghan surprised fans by making her debut at Paris Fashion Week.

Flying solo, the former actress attended the star-studded Balenciaga show, sharing a behind-the-scenes video of her whirlwind Europe trip on Instagram.

Harry has also done some travelling in recent weeks, returning to the UK in September for a series of appearances, including the WellChild Awards.

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