Prince Harry has broken his silence on his recent trip to the UK, expressing his sentiments during his final engagement in London.
Attending a party hosted by the charity Scotty’s Little Soldiers, which supports bereaved children of military personnel, the Duke of Sussex shared his thoughts with BBC royal correspondent Daniela Relph.
“It’s great,” Prince Harry exclaimed, conveying his happiness at being back home.
His positive remarks were coupled with praise for the charity organization, Scotty’s Little Soldiers, highlighting their invaluable work for children in need.
“What Scotty’s is doing with these kids is absolutely incredible and very needed as well,” he remarked.
Acknowledging the importance of such events, Prince Harry emphasized the impact they have on families and children, stating, “The more opportunity you get to do these kinds of events, the more the families and kids know this place exists, which is really the most important thing.”
Prince Harry’s comments come in the wake of reported snubs from King Charles and other members of the royal family.
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Despite turning down an invitation to attend the Invictus Games service at St Paul’s Cathedral, Prince Harry remained focused on his philanthropic endeavors, such as supporting organizations like Scotty’s Little Soldiers.
While his father’s busy schedule prevented a one-on-one meeting, Prince Harry’s dedication to charitable causes underscores his commitment to making a positive impact, even amidst familial tensions.
As he continues his journey of service and advocacy, Prince Harry remains steadfast in his efforts to support those in need and honor the legacy of his mother, Princess Diana.
