Prince Harry is reflecting on the important work his late mother, Princess Diana partook in. The Duke of Sussex, 40, shared how a conversation about the Invictus Games with his son, Prince Archie, 5,

This year's Invictus Games are in full swing, complete with heartfelt speeches, intense competitions and even a Suits reference. In addition, I got a glimpse of Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's body language,

A conversation between Prince Harry and his son about the Invictus Games went in a different direction, speaking about the important work "Grandma Diana" did

During the Invictus Games in Vancouver, Prince Harry talked about an intense conversation he had with his 5-year-old son Prince Archie that ultimately led to a chat about “Grandma Diana.” When discussing the Invictus Games — an Olympics-style tournament for sick,

Princess Diana was passionate about her work with The Halo Trust, a charity that works in the areas of landmine clearance and conservation. Years later, Prince Harry went on to become its royal patron, and attended an event for the organization in NYC during U.N. Climate Week in September 2024.

He wanted to see videos and photographs of his grandma Diana out doing her thing for landmines all those years ago. “It produced a very interesting conversation between me and him, different to what I thought it would be.

The Duke and Duchess of Sussex received personalised Team Nigeria jerseys for their children Prince Archie and Princess Lilibet during the Invictus Games in Vancouver. The special presentation took place on Sunday at a wheelchair basketball event,

The Duke of Sussex made a candid revelation about his five-year-old son Archie and Princess Diana as he spoke to reporters at the Invictus Games in Vancouver

Prince Archie, 5 and Princess Lilibet, 3 are about to get a very special gift, and mom Meghan Markle is exceedingly happy about it. The Duchess of Sussex is currently at the Invictus Games in Vancouver with her husband Prince Harry, and they were given the most thoughtful presents from Team Nigeria.

The Prince said that his son's interest in landmines had given him a chance to share some images of his own mother ‘out doing her thing with landmines all those years ago’

Prince Harry has opened up about how he keeps the memory of his late mother, Princess Diana, alive for his two children