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Prince Harry gave a speech at the United Nations on Monday (July 18) in New York City, and in the speech, he spoke about his wife, Meghan Markle.

A special place. Prince Harry discussed his love for wife Meghan Markle and late mother Princess Diana as a way to show his connection to Africa in his keynote speech at the United Nations on Monday, July 18.

Prince Harry has heartwarmingly paid tribute to his wife Meghan Markle by calling her his “soulmate” during a highly anticipated speech at the UN. The couple attended the organisation’s New York headquarters on Monday as part of a wider celebration of Nelson Mandela International Day.They were invited along to an event held by the General Assembly to mark the special day, with Harry even giving a keynote speech to a number of keen listeners.The Duke of Sussex was just one of several speakers, which also included the Deputy Secretary-General and the President of the General Assembly – however it was his touching reference to his wife that many fans felt stole the show.

Prince Harry reportedly once lost his cool in a big way at the paparazzi.

Prince Harry delivered a keynote speech on Nelson Mandela International Day, in which he referred to his wife Meghan Markle as his "soulmate." On Monday, the Duke and Duchess of Sussex arrived in New York City, where the British royal gave a special address to the United Nations.The couple held hands as they entered the building and Markle, 40, wore a pinky ring signifying women's empowerment, People magazine reported. After New York City Mayor Eric Adams spoke, Harry addressed the assembly.

Prince Harry is calling on the world to live up to Nelson Mandela’s legacy.

Meghan Markle after she berated them for their “jokes about sexism, feminism and transgender people,” a new book claims.The Duke of Sussex invited Markle, then his girlfriend, to meet his friends during a shooting weekend at the royal family’s Sandringham country estate in 2016 for “endless banter, jokes — and a lot of drinking,” according to “Revenge: Meghan, Harry and the War between the Windsors,” excerpts of which were obtained by the Sun.The group at Sandringham included 16 of Harry’s pals, as well as their wives and girlfriends. But Markle did not enjoy the comedy among the friends, according to the book, written by British journalist Tom Bower.“Without hesitation, Meghan challenged every guest whose conversation contravened her values,” the book claims.

By Emily TannenbaumBy Sam ReedBy Emily Tannenbaum“Having spent time with many of Mandela's family members over the years, I speak to you today with humility, mindful of how much the man they loved means so much to so many,” Harry said at the beginning of his speech. In his address, Prince Harry also mentioned a photo of his mother, , and Mandela from 1997. “When I first looked at the photo, straightaway what jumped out was the joy on my mother's face. The playfulness, cheekiness, even," he said.

Read more: Kate Middleton almost gave Prince George a different name but family member stepped inBower claimed that Meghan felt William and Kate did not offer her the recognition and generosity she was due, and that she "hated" being likened to the Duchess of Cambridge. Bower penned: “Meghan was angry that Palace officials refused to protect her image. "The book emphasised that Meghan “hated the comparisons with uncomplaining Kate” and, in turn, Kate “regarded her neighbour as dismissive of other people”.

Royals in the Big Apple! Meghan Markle and Prince Harry are in New York City for the U.N. General Assembly’s celebration of Nelson Mandela Day.

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle were spotted in New York ahead of the Duke of Sussex's keynote speech at the UN General Assembly in New York.The royal couple were seen entering the Manhattan headquarters of the United Nations, with Harry set to address the assembly at its annual celebration of Nelson Mandela Day.The day pays tribute to the late-leader of South Africa, speaking of his legacy and his fight against apartheid for which he spent 27 years in prison before eventually being elected the country's first black leader. Prince Harry, 37, will be the keynote speaker at the event, and will talk both about the legacy of Nelson Mandela as well as talking about the effects of climate change and world hunger.

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Prince Harry, Duke of Sussex and Meghan Markle, Duchess of Sussex arrive at the United Nations Headquarters on Monday morning (July 18) in New York City.

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle have arrived in the Big Apple. The Duke of Sussex is confirmed to appear at the UN General Assembly on Monday in New York City, delivering the keynote address for its Nelson Mandela Day celebration. South Africa's U.N. Mission said Friday in a statement that his remarks «will be around the memories and legacy of Mandela and what has been learned from his struggle and his life that can help up face the new challenges in the world today.»The couple looked professional in all-black ensembles as they arrived at the event, Harry in a classic suit and Meghan in a short-sleeved frock with her hair slicked back. prince harry and meghan, the duke and duchess of sussex, have arrived at the united nation mandela day commemoration pic.twitter.com/xnL5U46hrbHarry and Meghan made a historic joint appearance in New York City less than a year ago when they visited One World Trade Center two weeks after the 20th anniversary of the September 11th terror attack.That trip marked the first time the Duke and Duchess of Sussex have publicly visited New York City together since tying the knot in 2018.

Prince Harry is set to deliver a speech at the United Nations (UN) later today to mark Nelson Mandela International Day. Piers Morgan, 57, questioned the royal's address to the General Assembly after it was announced the Duke of Sussex will discuss the legacy of the South African apartheid.Meghan Markle, 40, and Prince Harry, 37, are expected to be in New York today to celebrate the historic anti-apartheid activist and former South African President Nelson Mandela.The royal will deliver a keynote speech during a two-hour-long informal meeting of the General Assembly, the UN announced on their website.Piers has since taken to Twitter and questioned Prince Harry's appearance, in view of his 7.9 million followers.The Uncensored presenter retweeted an article that read: "Britain’s Prince Harry will address the U.N.

Some of Prince Harry’s oldest friends allegedly called him “f****** nuts” for dating Meghan Markle after she disagreed with some of their views at a social event, a new book claims.The Duke of Sussex’s friends are said to have been told off by the Duchess, after she heard some of their “endless banter” during a shooting weekend at Sandringham in 2016.The incident is said to have occurred not long after Harry and Meghan had gone public with their relationship, author Tom Bower claims in new book Revenge: Meghan, Harry And The War Between The Windsors.The prince had invited 16 of his friends to the event, including old friends from Eton and their partners. However, some told the author they felt Meghan didn’t make much of an effort with Harry’s pals, as well as calling them out on some of their risqué language and views.

READ MORE: Bombshell Prince Andrew photo would make 'public drop cornflakes' and 'shake monarchy' However, early extracts of Bower's book suggest the opposite is true, the Mirror reports. Bower's shock claims suggest the former Suits actress, along with husband Prince Harry, created a bullying culture - allegations that have been investigated by Buckingham Palace.

Meghan Markle is accused of "abrasive" behaviour towards members of staff and diplomats according to the explosive royal biography which is due to be released next week.

Meghan Markle and Prince Harry are thought to have believed they had “Diana’s magic”, according to claims from an explosive new book. Revenge: Meghan, Harry and the war with the Windsors by Tom Bower claims the Duke and Duchess of Sussex had convinced themselves that they could follow in his mother’s footsteps as the public’s favourite royals as a result of their Australian tour.

A welcome absence. Queen Elizabeth was thankful that Meghan Markle didn’t attend Prince Philip‘s April 2021 funeral, Tom Bower claims in a new royal biography.

Tom Bower’s hard-hitting book about the “war” between the Duke and Duchess of Sussex and the rest of the Royal Family have emerged.They include the claim that Prince Harry and Meghan Markle were left "festering with fury" after their plans for Her Majesty’s Platinum Jubilee weekend were all scuppered by the Palace. In the book, Bower writes that Harry asked Her Majesty the Queen to help him secure a "prominent" position for himself and Meghan, but was blocked at every turn by Prince Charles.READ MORE: Harry and Meghan to be 'regally' snubbed by Kate and William on US visit, expert claimsThe couple flew to Netherlands for the Invictus Games “but festering was their fury that the Palace had refused all of their demands for a prominent role at the Jubilee in return for returning to Britain with their children,” Bower says.Bower’s book goes into forensic detail about Meghan’s relationships with Vanity Fair magazine in the US and British Vogue.Bower says that as part of an in-depth profile with Vanity Fair shortly after her relationship with Harry became public, the soon-to-be Duchess insisted that she be presented “as a philanthropist and activist”.However, Bower writes, there was one problem: “Vanity Fair’s scrupulous researchers could find no evidence of her global philanthropy and activism."Meghan also reportedly refused to allow any mention of her royal boyfriend in the article, saying she refused to be defined by her relationships.Sam Kashner, a long-standing contributing editor at the magazine, “understood that the critical issue of Harry had been vetoed,” Bower saysBut the eventual publication of the article was a disaster, says Bower.