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Royal Family breaks silence after Harry, Meghan's clarification on Diana Awards

Buckingham Palace issues update after Prince Harry, Meghan Markle reacted to Diana Awards attendance report

Royal Family breaks silence after Harry, Meghans clarification on Diana Awards
Royal Family breaks silence after Harry, Meghan's clarification on Diana Awards

King Charles office has shared a heartfelt update just hours after Prince Harry and Meghan Markle responded to report of their attendance at this year's Princess Diana Awards.

An exclusive report by Daily Mail, earlier this week confirmed that The Duke and Duchess of Sussex - who have returned to the UK last week, will be attending Diana Awards 2026, at Raffles Hotel.

However, a spokesperson on behalf of the Duke and Duchess of Sussex not only debunked the outlet's report, but also blasted them over lack of factual accuracy.

"Despite the Daily Mail’s reporting to the contrary, the Duke and Duchess of Sussex are not scheduled to attend a Diana Award event at Raffles Hotel, OWO London, on September 18," Harry and Meghan's rep clarified.

“Facts matter. Accuracy matters. Apparently, neither made the guest list for this particular story,” they added.

Just hours after the chaotic situation unfolded, the official Instagram account of King Charles and Queen Camilla released an exciting video of Her Majesty from her visit to the Royal Academy of Dance.

The video which featured the Queen enjoying young dancers impeccable dance moves, was accompanied by a long description which read, "Move your feet! Established in 1920, the Royal Academy of Dance is one of the world’s leading dance education and training organizations, with members in 85 countries and over 400,000 students in the UK."


It continued, "With a commitment to public benefit, the RAD has developed programmes including Silver Swans (ballet for those over 55), Step Into Dance (dance classes in secondary schools), RADiate (dance for children with special educational needs), Move To The Musicals (exercise and jazz dance for those over 55) and Ballet for the Cancer Community."

The caption further included a message on behalf of Camilla, "It was a joy to see the breadth of the Academy’s charitable work today, as well as to present the 2026 Queen Elizabeth II Coronation Award to Christopher Wheeldon for outstanding services to the art of ballet."