Prince William and Prince Harry unveil shared honor for Diana Award winners

Nearly 200 young changemakers across 44 countries were recognized by the organization, which stands as the sole charity established in memory of Princess Diana and remains the only philanthropic endeavor supported by both brothers, People magazine reveals.

Despite their ongoing personal estrangement, the Prince of Wales and the Duke of Sussex maintained their joint commitment to recognizing social action among the youth. The latest cohort of 198 award recipients includes 23 young leaders from the United States, along with large groups from India and Nigeria, and first-time honorees from nations such as Ukraine and Mongolia.

The charity’s chief executive, Dr. Tessy Ojo, praised the recipients for their courage, compassion, and determination to address pressing global issues, emphasizing that their achievements demonstrate the enduring strength of Princess Diana’s vision nearly three decades after her passing.

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While both brothers continue to champion issues inspired by their mother—with Prince William concentrating on initiatives to combat homelessness and Prince Harry supporting landmine clearance and youth programs in southern Africa—they maintain separate public and private lives.

Their last appearance together occurred in 2021 at the unveiling of a statue dedicated to Princess Diana at Kensington Palace, and their latest congratulatory messages reflect a continued shared devotion to her humanitarian impact even as their personal paths remain distinct.