Prince Harry has made a fresh video appearance in support of a British charity, sharing his personal connection to its work as speculation continues over a possible future meeting with King Charles.
The Duke of Sussex featured in a new video released by Scotty’s Little Soldiers, a charity that helps children who have lost a parent while serving in the British Armed Forces.
The footage was filmed during Harry’s visit to the Scotty’s Summer Festival 2026 in July, which took place as part of his five-day trip to the UK.
Speaking about the organisation, Harry said he feels a strong bond with the community it supports.
“I can really relate to this community, and I love supporting all these kids,” he said.
The Duke added that the charity’s events are meaningful for him personally too, praising the children and families involved.
“I get a fix out of this as well. I have so much fun with this community, so much fun with these kids and these mums and these parents and grandparents,” Harry said. “I wouldn’t have it any other way. I’m absolutely honoured to be a global ambassador for Scotty’s.”
Harry has supported Scotty’s Little Soldiers for several years. He became its patron before taking on the role of Global Ambassador in 2023. The charity says he remains in regular contact, often sending video messages and letters for important occasions.
After attending last year’s summer festival, Harry issued a statement reaffirming his commitment to the cause, saying he was proud to support bereaved military children, young people and their families.
His latest appearance comes as reports continue to suggest a potential reconciliation between the Sussexes and the wider royal family could be on the horizon.
