NFLPrinces William and Harry refuse to come together for Diana award as bitter feud rages onPublished 36 minutes ago on December 4, 2024By Evelyn Mark

Prince William and Prince Harry have once again offered their congratulations separately to winners of the Diana Award, set up in memory of their late mother.

The Prince of Wales has written a letter, which was posted on Wednesday, praising the ‘extraordinary’ recipients for their “kindness and compassion”, and telling them: “My mother… would be immensely proud of you.” The prince, in his letter on Kensington Palace headed notepaper, describes how the ” world can feel an uncertain and unfamiliar place”, and he praises the winners for overcoming barriers to “make positive change”.
The Duke of Sussex, who continues to be estranged from his brother since quitting his royal role and moving to the United States in 2020, meanwhile, has recorded a video message which will be played during the virtual Diana Award ceremony on Thursday.

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No captionThe brother have offered their congratulations to the winner of the Diana Award separately
The brother have offered their congratulations to the winner of the Diana Award separately ( Image: Yui Mok – WPA Pool/Getty Images)
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The duke will speak of how Diana’s view of the world still inspires him as he outlines the challenges the world faces including “systemic injustices”. He, like William, will reference the charity’s mission of inspiring young people to make “positive change”. Harry will say: “My mother’s belief in the power of young people to drive positive change continues to inspire me