Prince Harry has publicly opened up after settling his life again in the United Kingdom with his wife, Meghan Markle and their two kids, Prince Archie and Princess Lilibet.
The Duke of Sussex made his first appearance as he attended the inaugural Invictus Spirit Awards on Thursday evening.
During the star-studded event, the youngest and distant son of King Charles III was not accompanied by his life partner, and he also delivered an iconic speech.
In front of roughly 350 guests at the fundraising gala, the notable British Royal Family member, who marked his 42nd birthday in his homeland, celebrated the courage and determination of wounded, injured and sick veterans and service personnel.
The Invictus Games' founder has also renewed his commitment to supporting children injured in conflict, ensuring the protection of the kids.
In his iconic speech, he stated, "Children should not be exposed to conflict. They should not be losing limbs to blasts."
"But whilst children continue to suffer, I will keep working to ensure they can live life to the full. That’s what this enduring partnership between Archewell Philanthropies, Save the Children and Imperial College London is all about," he added.
The evening proved a resounding financial success, generating approximately £1.7 million for the Invictus Games Foundation.
Harry confirmed in his historical speech that his wife Meghan and their two children, Archie and Lilibet, have settled into life back in the United Kingdom.
Prince Harry's settled life in UK after six years
When asked about highlights since the family's return, the Duke was playful but candid, saying, "The last two weeks have been — it’s been eventful."
King Charles' snub
After his return to the United Kingdom, Prince Harry and Meghan Markle were publicly disowned by His Majesty, as he confirmed in his letter that the Duke and Duchess of Sussex remain "private citizens" and will be unable to keep their His and Her Royal Highnesses titles.
This speech also came after his maternal uncle, Charles Earl Spencer made bombshell claims regarding his late mother, Princess Diana's troubled marriage with King Charles.
In the upcoming book, Swan Song: Diana, My Sister, set for the September 22nd release, the ninth Earl of Spencer family revealed the darkest secrets of the British Royal Family.
