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Prince William will be concerned that his brother Harry 'appears to be exploiting his mother's iconic status' after he used a picture with their late mother Princess Diana to help launch his new website with Meghan Markle, a royal expert claimed today.  The updated Archewell website featured a picture of the young prince sitting on the shoulders of Princess Diana, taken at Highgrove in Gloucestershire in July 1986. An introductory letter introduced Harry as 'my mother's son' and said the couple had both experienced compassion and kindness 'from our mothers and strangers alike'. But it made n...

SHARE Prince Harry has penned a stirring tribute to his late mother, Princess Diana, as he and wife Meghan Markle launched the website of their non-profit organisation, Archewell. On the homepage of archewell.com, which was unveiled on Thursday, December 31, a photograph of the British royal with his mother features prominently. It is accompanied by a photograph of the Duchess of Sussex as a young girl with her mother, Doria Ragland. The website is the online arm of the Archewell Foundation, the non-profit founded by the Duke and Duchess of Sussex last year. The homepage of archewell.com. ...

The Duke and Duchess of Sussex have set out their goal to “build a better world” as they effectively launched the website of their non-profit organisation Archewell. Harry, describing himself as “my mother’s son”, issued a joint statement with wife Meghan inviting people to join their campaign to make a difference “one act of compassion at a time”. The duke and duchess have also announced partnerships between their foundation and several tech and research-focused organisations to pursue their aims. Harry and Meghan hope to build a better world (Yui Mok/PA) On the homepage of the...