Prince Harry Honors His Late Mom, Princess Diana, During Emotional Africa Tour

As Prince Harry and Meghan Markle embark on their unforgettable royal tour of Africa, the Duchess of Sussex has been making sure her husband knows just how proud Princess Diana would be of him. At 38 years old, Meghan is doing everything possible to remind Harry that his efforts to honor his late mother's legacy are truly commendable.

According to a source who spoke with Us Weekly, the Duchess is "constantly telling [Harry] his mom would be so proud of him." The couple kicked off their African adventure on September 23, and it’s an experience that will last for 10 days. This journey has been deeply impactful for everyone involved, particularly Harry, who is Prince William’s younger brother. "It’s been an extremely emotional journey for Harry," the insider revealed.

Walking in His Mother's Footsteps

“Having the opportunity to continue his mom’s work in Africa is extremely meaningful to Harry,” the source added. “It’s his way of paying tribute to Diana.” During their tour, Harry took some time to walk in his late mother's footsteps by collaborating with The Halo Trust Angola on September 27. Princess Diana dedicated a significant portion of her life to advocating for the elimination and ban of landmines, and Harry is carrying that torch forward.

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Harry has been open in the past about feeling a void without his mom, especially since she never got the chance to meet her grandson. While promoting the 2020 Invictus Games, the royal had a heartfelt conversation with former soldier Dennis van der Stroon, which revolved around their late mothers.