Prince Harry, born Henry Charles Albert David on September 15, 1984, the younger son of Charles, Prince of Wales and Princess Diana, has transgressed uniquely through public life in the British Royal Family. Born in public, he had to live with the tragic loss of his mother Diana in 1997. At Eton, he spent his college days. He also served in the British Army for nearly ten years and conducted tours of Afghanistan. Harry had cemented his global respect and admiration by his service. He married actress Meghan Markle in 2018 becoming Duke and Duchess of Sussex, and they have two kids: Archie and Lilibet. Harry and Duchess Meghan then decamped to California to set themselves up independently financially in 2020. Their combined net worth is estimated at $50 million, combinations of wealth from inheritance, army pay, and deals with Netflix and Spotify. Despite controversies and tension with the Royal Family, Harry continues with his charitable work spearheaded notably by Invictus Games and mental healtcausesse. A life that has highs and many struggles of personal challenge fascinates popular imagination and makes Harry among the most often discussed Royals from modern times. Prince Harry’s story is one that has consistently caught the world’s attention. He grew up at the Castle as part of the royal family and found his own path to be successful. His path of thriving from a place of royalty is a story of resilience. His cause of advocacy and charitable work that he supports, in particular his support for mental health issues, has further built his wonderful public image that inspires people.
