Hello Everyone!!!! First we will like to say, Happy Father’s Day Prince Harry  and to all the fathers out there!! Thanks for sharing adorable Archie with us today! in this episode, we covered 4 engagements that the Duke of Sussex had this past week and a new initiative he launched. We discussed the Royal Foundation annual report specifically how the Duchess of Sussex work has impacted the foundation. Finally we  broke down  and debunk some rumors.  We also gave updates on Happy Father’s Day Prince Harry Fundraiser. Omg we finally made money off the podcast! We donated it all to charity! ! We have a Father’s Day picture of King Archie and Prince Harry! Happy Father’s Day Prince Harry! Talk about our reaction! https://www.instagram.com/p/ByxRc1hlo6Y/?igshid=1n1p9prv1ulgi  Engagements: Sentebale: The Duke of Sussex attended a fundraising concert for Sentebale in the stunning grounds of Hampton Court Palace. @Sentebale was founded by The Duke of Sussex and Lesotho’s Prince Seeiso in 2006 to support the mental health and wellbeing of children and young people affected by HIV and AIDS in Lesotho, Botswana and Malawi. The charity is one way in which both Princes’ are able to keep their mothers’ legacy alive. Sentebale means “Forget me not” in Sesotho. Last night’s concert featured singer-songwriter Rita Ora and spoken word poet George the Poet (George Mpanga), and many other talented artists. Thousands came together in a celebration of African and Western culture to help raise awareness of Sentebale’s work in supporting children and young people in southern Africa affected by HIV. In the last 20 years, attitudes have changed as more people understand that the HIV virus is no longer a death sentence, yet there is still far too much stigma, discrimination, and lack of education surrounding the illness. Many people are afraid to access life-saving treatment because they fear what others will think. Thousands of children in southern Africa are living in incredibly challenging circumstances. Sentebale’s programmes not only ensure their basic needs – love, security and an education – are being met, but also provides them with the educational and psychosocial support they deserve. Since it was founded @Sentebale has supported hundreds of thousands of young people through activities including monthly clubs at local healthcare facilities and week-long residential camps. Support from the concert goes to the children of Lesotho, Botswana and Malawi, to help free the next generation of HIV by not letting stigma thrive off silence. To learn more about Sentebale, please visit www.sentebale.org https://www.instagram.com/p/BymqUKoloAV/?igshid=cogweszpf3fx   Made by sports: The Duke of Sussex attended the launch of Made by Sport, a new campaign which champions the power of sport to change the lives of young people.  Alongside British boxing legends Anthony Joshua and Nicola Adams, The Duke of Sussex met a number of sports community coaches from across the UK who play an invaluable role in inspiring future generations and giving young people the focus, skills and support they need.  Bringing together over 60 organisations already working in the sports sector, @_madebysport aims to reach thousands of young people in the most disadvantaged communities across the UK through schools, clubs and organisations.  This afternoon, The Duke spoke with young people about why sport matters to them and how it is changing, and sometimes even saving, lives. One of these was 15 year old Dantaye, who explained how getting involved with boxing turned his life around, keeping him away from the influence of knife crime and helping him focus on his future.  Through his work on sport for social good over the last 10 years, The Duke has seen first-hand how sport can positively impact people’s mental fitness and the role it can play in helping change young people’s lives.  Giving them purpose, a safe space with community, core values and confidence to excel in life.  The Duk