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Prince Harry has gotten praise for embarking on a series of engagements as a solo agent.The Duke of Sussex is in New York City to support several of his charities. The 40-year-old will then fly to London where he’ll attend the WellChild Awards on Sept.

As the royal eviction row rumbles on - King Charles is reportedly at the end of his patience, urging Prince Andrew to vacate the Royal Lodge, where he has resided since 2004 under a 75-year lease.

Diddy once wanted to party with Prince William and Prince Harry!

Princess Kate Middleton, in a touching gesture, organised a heartfelt birthday message for Prince Harry on the occasion of his 40th, as an insider claimed she sensed he was feeling "homesick". Celebrating his special day on September 15, Harry was greeted with unexpected warm wishes from the Prince and Princess of Wales on social media.

a think tank tried to get his application released to prove whether or not he mentioned his past drug use.According to BBC, U.S.

Prince Harry has said that Princess Diana would be "horrified" by the ongoing threat of mines to children's lives, as he spoke about the philanthropic legacy of his late mother while backing a charity dear to her heart. On Monday, 23 September, the Duke of Sussex gathered in New York for an event with the Halo Trust.The organisation, which works to clear landmines left behind from conflicts, was famously championed by Princess Diana in 1997 when she walked through a cleared minefield in Angola and called for an international ban. During the Halo Trust's recent event, Prince Harry, who marked his 40th birthday on Sunday, 15 September, saluted the charity's life-saving impact.

The Diana Award, a nonprofit organization founded after the late princess’s death at age 36 in 1997. Harry, who was 12 when he lost his mom, joined the Diana Award CEO Dr.

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.

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.

Prince Harry was "in his element" at a charity event, shining in the spotlight despite Meghan Markle's absence due to illness, an expert has claimed.

King Charles' vision for a slimmed-down monarchy is facing tough times, as several royals are presently unable to perform their duties.This year, King Charles himself made the difficult decision to halt all upcoming royal engagements as he battles cancer.The Princess of Wales has also been receiving cancer treatment, temporarily stepping back from her public roles. This has sparked speculation about whether Prince Harry might return to royal duties after his dramatic exit in 2020.

Piers Morgan poses with royal Sarah Ferguson, Duchess of York, labelling her “My favourite Duchess” to his followers on social media.Taking to his Instagram, the presenter posted a picture of himself and Sarah grinning from ear to ear. Piers recently slammed Prince Harry and Meghan Markle, calling them "spoilt brats" for releasing news about their new show shortly after an update on Kate's health was made public.

This Morning’s bubbly presenter Alison Hammond has revealed just how she thinks she could mend the royal rift between brothers Prince William and Prince Harry. Alison, who is back on our screens co-presenting The Great British Bake Off with Noel Fielding from Tuesday 24 September, has decided she would like the Duke and Duchess of Sussex on the series, and the Prince and Princess of Wales, too, in the hope that while they were trapped in the Bake Off tent with their cooking creations, they would reunite.

resumed royal duties earlier this week following the completion of her cancer treatment, topped the Ipsos survey, which asked Britons between the ages of 18-75 about their feelings toward the family. A sizable 66% of respondents feel favorably toward Kate, while only 10% have an unfavorable opinion of her.Her husband, Prince William, was found to be the second most popular royal with a 65% favorablity rating and a relatively small unfavorability rating at 13%. Rounding out the top three was Princess Anne, the only daughter of the late Queen Elizabeth.

The Duke and Duchess of Sussex's decision to step back from their roles as senior members of the Royal Family has seen a great deal change in the past four years. And, while Prince Harry has made a number of journeys back to the UK for events and significant charity engagements, Meghan has chosen not to follow suit.The last time the Duchess returned was for Queen Elizabeth II's funeral in September 2022 when the pair were already in the UK carrying out a handful of appearances.

The Duke and Duchess of Sussex recently released an unexpected statement ahead of the US Presidential Election which has led a PR expert to say the couple disregard "royal guidelines and customs" and have chosen to focus on their global brand instead.The pair's Archewell Foundation website commemorated National Voter Registration Day by encouraging voter sign-up before the November 5 election. The message began: "Using Vote Forward's impactful letter-writing tool, our team wrote personalized letters encouraging unregistered voters to take a crucial step: registering to vote." In a powerful call to action, the foundation stressed the importance of voting: "Voting is not just a right; it's a fundamental way to influence the fate of our communities.

according to People.“As you’ve probably heard already, 22 years [of] military service over 10,000 hours and rarely sees his family because he’s always here flying helicopters,” Harry joked.Courtney went on to tell stories of his past rescues including one involving five skiers who fell down a 30-foot embankment and it took the pilot five attempts to rescue one of them.The skier eventually healed up and proposed to his girlfriend at the top of the Grand Tetons. “You didn’t have to rescue him again, did you,” Prince Harry quipped.

The Prince and Princess of Wales share many common interests, but there's one hobby of Prince William's that Kate absolutely dreads. Back in 2015, during a royal visit to Dundee, Scotland, the couple participated in a family fun day where Kate revealed her fear for William's love of motorbiking. When asked if he still rides, she confessed: "He's still riding it.

Prince Harry charmed the crowd at Kevin Costner's polo field on Friday night, without Meghan Markle who was reportedly under the weather. Stepping into the spotlight at the gala supporting first responders, Harry honoured a fellow helicopter pilot, raising hopes that perhaps Meghan will make an appearance next year at the star-studded Santa Barbara One805Live! event. Donning a dapper suit (complete with a cheeky omission of socks), Harry handed over the accolade to pilot Loren Courtney as soon as he arrived.

A royal expert is convinced the Princess of Wales has persuaded her husband that "life is too short to bear grudges forever" in the wake of the 42-year-old completing chemotherapy six months after announcing her cancer diagnosis to the world. It comes after the Prince and Princess of Wales, as well as King Charles III, wished Prince Harry a happy 40th birthday on their social media accounts as the Duke of Sussex hit the milestone on September 15.

Following the heart-warming update that the Princess of Wales had finished her chemotherapy treatment, it became clearer than ever that her family are the most important thing to her. And, while her life with Prince William, Prince George, Princess Charlotte and Prince Louis is the most central tenant for her, a leading royal expert explains why this theme of putting family above all else has had added influence recently. As the Duke of Sussex celebrated his 40th birthday on 15 September, it came as a welcome surprise to see Prince William and Catherine share a birthday message on their social media accounts.This is a decision that former BBC royal correspondent Jennie Bond feels is the princess' doing.