Ferrari Press Agency Harry 1 Ref 15799 26/04/2024 See Ferrari text Pictures must credit: Military Times Prince Harry donned his medals to present a Soldier of the Year award to US combat medic. In a special presentation, the Duke of Sussex paid tribute to Sgt Elizabeth Marks who he met in 2016 when she won four swimming medals at the British royal’s Invictus Games for wounded servicemen and women. He described her as a beacon of inspiration in a speech made from outside the palatial home he shares with wife Meghan Markle in Montecito, California. Sgt Marks, also a five-time Paralympic medalist, 33, suffered hip injuries while deployed in Iraq in 2010, after joining up aged just 17. Harry, 39, wore a black jacket and maroon tie for the video link to the event organised by the Military Times. It comes as Meghan, 42, is gifting her limited edition jam to her celebrity friends as she continues to soft launch her new lifestyle brand American Orchard Riviera. Harry said:” first met Sergeant First Class Elizabeth Marks at the Invictus Games in Orlando 2016, where I presented her with not one, but four gold medals that she'd won in swimming. “To me, she epitomises the courage, resilience and determination represented across our service community and this is not just because of her swimming abilities. “Ellie has courageously overcome every obstacle to cross her path. “She has turned her pain into purpose and led through compassion and willpower, showing others that the impossible is indeed possible.” OPS: Prince Harry making his speech to the Military Times Soldier of the Year. Picture supplied by Ferrari

Le prince Harry, duc de Sussex et Meghan Markle, duchesse de Sussex, lors d'une interview pour l'émission CBS News Sunday Morning, diffusée le 4 août 2024. Lors de ce programme, le couple princier a évoqué leurs enfants, Archie Harrison, 5 ans et Lilibet Diana, 3 ans et leur volonté de les protéger des dangers du web. Pictures must credit: CBS Sunday Morning Estranged British royal Prince Harry and wife Meghan Markle have recorded a new TV about work of their foundation to to help families impacted by online harm The Duke and Duchess of Sussex have spoken to US news programme CBS News Sunday Morning. Speaking from what appears to be their home in Montecito, California, Harry, 39, and Meghan, 42, tell journalist Jane Pauley about their own family, Prince Archie, five and Princess Lilibet, three. In a clip from the interview, to be broadcast on August 4, Meghan tells her:” “Our children are three and five. “They’re amazing but all you want to do as parents is protect them and so as we can see what's happening in the online space we know that there's a lot of work to be done there. “ We're just happy to be able to be a part of that.” Picture supplied by JLPPA / Bestimage

Les membres de la famille royale britannique auto-exilés, le prince Harry et Meghan Markle (duc et duchesse de Sussex), sont apparus ensemble pour la première fois en trois mois dans une nouvelle vidéo. - Picture MUST credit: Cancilleria Columbia Self-exiled British royals Prince Harry and Meghan Markle have appeared together for the first time in three months in a new video. The Duke and Duchess of Sussex spoke about online violence against children. Both wearing dark blazers with UK war dead Remembrance poppies fastened on their lapels. The couple called for greater protections for against the threat of digital violence and harm. After their two-minute speech, they couple a sweet moment as Harry, 40, affectionately wrapped his arm around Meghan, 43. The video message was played at the inaugural Global Ministerial Conference on Violence Against Children in Colombia, as the Duke and Duchess called for greater protections for 'the most vulnerable in our world' against the threat of digital violence and harm.  Picture supplied by JLPPA

Les membres de la famille royale britannique auto-exilés, le prince Harry et Meghan Markle (duc et duchesse de Sussex), sont apparus ensemble pour la première fois en trois mois dans une nouvelle vidéo. - Picture MUST credit: Cancilleria Columbia Self-exiled British royals Prince Harry and Meghan Markle have appeared together for the first time in three months in a new video. The Duke and Duchess of Sussex spoke about online violence against children. Both wearing dark blazers with UK war dead Remembrance poppies fastened on their lapels. The couple called for greater protections for against the threat of digital violence and harm. After their two-minute speech, they couple a sweet moment as Harry, 40, affectionately wrapped his arm around Meghan, 43. The video message was played at the inaugural Global Ministerial Conference on Violence Against Children in Colombia, as the Duke and Duchess called for greater protections for 'the most vulnerable in our world' against the threat of digital violence and harm.  Picture supplied by JLPPA