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    Harry of Sussex By Lillian Torres

    Prince Harry is not a quitter: After losing his legal battle, he is back on the road in support of sick children

    28 February, 2024Updated:28 February, 2024
    Prince Harry's video about WellChild Awards
    Prince Harry showed up to support a noble cause.

    The Duke of Sussex, Prince Harry, is not one to be defeated by adversity.

    On the same day that the British judiciary rejected his request to maintain his level of security when he visits the United Kingdom, the son of King Charles showed his most supportive and committed side for a cause he is passionate about: the WellChild Awards.

    On Wednesday, February 28, the British government rejected Prince Harry’s request to be guaranteed the same level of protection he had before he gave up his royal duties and moved to California with his wife, Meghan Markle.

    According to the BBC, Harry and his lawyers felt that the government’s decision was unfair and put his and his family’s safety at risk.

    Prince Harry's video about WellChild Awards
    Prince Harry showed up to support a noble cause.

    Prince Harry’s video about WellChild Awards

    However, Prince Harry was undaunted by the setback and a few hours later made a public appearance to encourage people to take part in the WellChild Awards, an initiative he has sponsored for years and one of the few he has maintained since leaving the royal family in 2020.

    The WellChild Awards celebrate the strength and spirit of children with serious illnesses and the people who care for and support them. WellChild is a UK charity dedicated to improving the quality of life for these children and their families.

    Prince Harry's video about WellChild Awards
    Prince Harry showed up to support a noble cause.

    In a pre-recorded video shared with X, the Duke of Sussex expressed his admiration and gratitude for this very special community and asked people to nominate candidates who inspire them for the upcoming awards.

    “The WellChild Awards is our chance to celebrate the extraordinary strength and spirit of young people with complex medical conditions from across the United Kingdom,” said the Duke of Sussex in a prerecorded clip. “It allows us to shine a spotlight on the resilience and positivity that they demonstrate every single day and to recognize the incredible support from the families, friends and professionals around them.”

    Prince Harry's video about WellChild Awards
    Prince Harry showed up to support a noble cause.

    “It is such a privilege to honor the immense courage and compassion of this incredible community. But to do that, we need you to take a moment and nominate the remarkable individuals who inspire you,” he continued.

    “Your involvement makes a huge difference so please join us in celebrating the amazing superstars who will be recognized at the 2024 WellChild Awards,” said Prince Harry.

    Nominations for the 2024 WellChild Awards are open until March 18, and the ceremony usually takes place between September and October.

    Our Patron Prince Harry, The Duke of Sussex, joins the call for nominations for the 2024 #WellChildAwards, in association with @GSK. Every year, we celebrate the UK’s inspirational seriously ill children, young people & those who care for them. Nominate at https://t.co/p19zC4cIrZ pic.twitter.com/7jcD5h6Kcp

    — WellChild (@WellChild) February 28, 2024

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