Meghan Markle faces criticism after posting an image of her daughter Lilibet shortly before delivering remarks at the United Nations about the dangers of social media. According to multiple Australian outlets, the backlash centres on the timing of the post relative to her public comments on online harm. The reports say Markle’s UN appearance included discussion of how social media can affect people and the risks it poses, while the earlier post—shared moments before the speech—sparked debate online. The outlets describe that Markle is “under fire,” indicating that members of the public and commentators are questioning the apparent contradiction between warning about social media’s dangers and using social media to share a personal image. The coverage across The Age, the Sydney Morning Herald, and the Brisbane Times is consistent in its basic account: a Lilibet photo is posted, then Markle speaks at the UN about social media risks, and the combination leads to renewed scrutiny and negative reaction.