Prince Harry and Prince William recently joined forces at the Diana Award ceremony, a prestigious event that celebrates their late mother’s philanthropic legacy. Although they did not meet in person, Prince William delivered a heartfelt message in a prerecorded video, commending the award winners for their ability to inspire meaningful change as young individuals. He emphasized the importance of investing in young people and providing them with the necessary tools and opportunities to make a difference, a belief that resonated deeply with their mother and one that Prince William proudly upholds.
Later in the ceremony, Prince Harry had the privilege of interviewing one of the recipients of the 2021 Diana and Legacy Award, showcasing the incredible achievements of the winners. Reflecting on their mother’s unwavering faith in the transformative power of young people, Prince Harry acknowledged their ability to challenge societal norms and strive for a more inclusive and compassionate society. He highlighted how Diana continues to be an inspiration and serves as a guiding light amidst the complexities of the modern world.
In a separate event last month, Harry joined Diana Award CEO Tessy Ojo in Los Angeles for a meeting with young individuals. This marked the first time the charity’s Conversation for Change meetings extended beyond the U.K., emphasizing the global impact of their work.
The two brothers last saw each other at King Charles III’s coronation, where Prince Harry attended alone while Meghan Markle remained in California with their children, Archie and Lilibet. They did not interact during the coronation and Prince Harry promptly returned to California, opting out of post-coronation festivities like the concert at Windsor Castle.
Tragedy brought the brothers together last year when their beloved grandmother, Queen Elizabeth II, passed away. Harry and William offered solace to those grieving by appearing together with their partners, Markle and Kate Middleton, at Windsor Castle. However, their once-close relationship has been strained for some time, a topic that Harry candidly addresses in his memoir, “Spare,” and his Netflix docuseries with Markle, “Harry & Meghan.”
In fact, Harry accused William of physically confronting him and knocking him down during an argument, alleging that William referred to Markle as “difficult” and “rude” shortly after their marriage. The brothers’ public comments about their late mother evoke poignant memories of them walking side by side behind Diana’s coffin after her tragic car accident in 1997, when they were just 15 and 12 years old, respectively.
Despite their differences, both Harry and William remain committed to the Diana Award. According to Diana Award CEO, Tessy Ojo, they are dedicated to following in their mother’s footsteps and supporting young individuals on a personal level. They recognize the passion these young people have for driving social change and are grateful for the opportunity to be involved in their journey.
In a touching tribute to Diana, the brothers came together earlier this year to unveil a statue commissioned in her honor. The statue, situated in the Sunken Garden at Kensington Palace, was revealed on what would have been her 60th birthday, symbolizing their everlasting love and remembrance of their remarkable mother.
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