Royal rift or not, Prince Harry is proving that distance doesn’t stop him from honoring those who matter most. While the Duke of Sussex now calls California home, he recently made a poignant gesture across the pond—one that paid quiet tribute to both fallen veterans and his late grandfather, Prince Philip.
On August 15, a memorial service was held at the National Memorial Arboretum in Staffordshire, England, to mark 80 years since the end of the Asia-Pacific campaign in World War II. Earlier in the day, King Charles and Queen Camilla led official tributes. But after the dignitaries and cameras had cleared, a subtle tribute from Prince Harry appeared at the Burma Star Memorial.
