Prince Harry delivered a speech at the United Nations as part of Nelson Mandela Day, during which he paid tribute to his wife Meghan Markle. Prince Harry spoke of his passion for Africa from his first visit at the age of thirteen, including how the continent brought him together with two important women in his life; His wife, Meghan, and his mother, Princess Diana, said: “For most of my life, Africa has been my lifeline, a place where I have found peace and healing time and time again.

It is the place where I felt closest to my mother and sought comfort after her death, and where I knew I had found a soul mate in my wife.”
Remembering his mother, Princess Diana, with a Mandela taken in 1997 given to her by Archbishop Desmond Tutu, Harry added: “When I first saw the photo, what I immediately noticed was the joy on my mother’s joyous face. , the sheer pleasure of being in business with soul Others committed to the service of humanity.He added that Mandela was also joyful despite all the hardships he endured.
Prince Harry, former South African president and civil rights advocate, recalled: “He could still see the good in humanity and he still had a beautiful spirit that lifted everyone around him. Not because he was blind to the ugliness, the injustice of world… No, he saw them clearly. He lived them. But because he knew we could beat them.”
An indication that Harry and Meghan appeared in New York City on Monday.