Diana Award: Last News

Prince William has paid tribute to his late mother, Princess Diana, on what would have been her 61st birthday, on July 1. The Duke of Cambridge penned a letter to congratulate the latest recipients of the Diana Award, which recognises people aged 9 to 25 for their social action and humanitarian work. In the letter which came from Kensington Palace and was signed off with William's trademark 'W', which he uses on social media, he wrote: "Congratulations on receiving The Diana Award today! You are part of an inspirational generation of young people who are changing the world through your actions, and I hugely admire your efforts," he wrote in the letter, which was written on official Kensington Palace stationery carrying his "W" royal cipher.

who is currently in New York — praised the “incredible achievements of young people who exemplify the spirit of the Diana Award,” adding that the charity’s mission is to inspire youngsters to make a “positive change.”“My mother’s belief in the power of young people to drive positive change continues to inspire me,” Harry, 40, said in the clip.“No matter the challenges we face, whether it’s climate change, mental health or systemic injustices, her legacy and the efforts of young people to inspire further action in the world fill me with hope.”The father of two continued, “Sometimes the world’s problems can seem too big for any one person to tackle, but your efforts are a powerful reminder that we all have the potential to contribute to a fairer world.”“No one is ever a conduit for change alone and the award recipients we’re honoring today are testament to that.”Separately, Prince William wrote a letter to this year’s recipients, praising them for their “kindness and compassion.”“My mother … would be immensely proud of you,” the Prince of Wales, 42, penned.“In this special 25th anniversary year for the Diana Award, it is wonderful to see young people from across the globe being recognized,” the future king wrote, adding that the world can often “feel an uncertain and unfamiliar place.”“I hope this award helps you to further champion your cause and support those around you. Thank you for your dedication.

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Prince Harry has spent the past few days in New York, attending events close to the heart of his late mother, Princess Diana.

Prince Harry has been opening up about his beloved mum, Princess Diana, during a series of high-profile solo engagements in the Big Apple. Making an appearance at the Concordia Summit in New York, without wife Meghan by his side, Harry touched on the legacy of his mother through the Diana Award during a heartfelt discussion with the charity's CEO Dr Tessy Ojo. The organisation, the only official charity established to commemorate Diana, recognises young trailblazers set on bettering the globe since its inception 25 years ago.

During a run of high profile appearances in New York without Meghan Markle, Prince Harry has spoken candidly about his late mother Princess Diana.

father of two was all smiles while dressed in a black suit jacket over a white button-up shirt.He spoke to the crowd and urged for more help for kids facing corporal punishment, bullying, online violence and sexual abuse, according to the Daily Mail.Despite being an anti-bullying activist, Markle was absent from the event.Harry is away from Markle, 43, and their kids Archie, 5, and Lilibet, 3, for over a week for work events that require him to travel from his home in Montecito, Calif.On Friday night, he went to Kevin Costner’s charity concert for first responders in Santa Barbara County on the actor’s beachfront estate in Carpinteria, Calif. Harry’s duties included presenting an award to Santa Barbara County Sheriff’s Office helicopter pilot Loren Courtney.A source told the Mirror that Markle wasn’t in attendance because she was allegedly “sick.”Phil Dampier, author of “Royally Suited: Harry and Meghan in Their Own Words,” told the Daily Mail that Harry is making the most of his solo trip.

A new book has revealed a heart-wrenching question Prince Harry asked following the funeral of his mother, Princess Diana, in 1997. In 'A Voyage Around The Queen', author Craig Brown claims that a young Harry, aged just 12 at the time, questioned whether his mother was truly gone. Brown describes the end of the service, writing: "The 100-strong congregation ends the service with a rendition of 'God Save the Queen'.

Prince Harry and Prince William aren’t exactly putting their differences aside — but they are able to come together for a common cause. As long as they don’t have to be together together…

Prince William paid tribute to his mother Princess Diana on what would have been her 61st birthday on Friday.

Brotherly love. Prince William and Prince Harry teamed up to show their gratitude for the hardworking staff and volunteers of late Princess Diana‘s charity, the Diana Award.

Prince William is teaming up with his younger brother, Prince Harry, to support the charity set up in their late mother’s name. The Duke of Cambridge penned a letter on behalf of himself and Harry to The Diana Award — a charity supporting young people established in memory of his mother Princess Diana following her death in 1997.

Prince William is teaming up with his younger brother, Prince Harry, to support the charity set up in their late mother's name. The Duke of Cambridge penned a letter on behalf of himself and Harry to The Diana Award — a charity supporting young people established in memory of his mother Princess Diana following her death in 1997.