Prince Harry attended the Well Child Awards in London on September 30 to pay tribute to children battling serious illnesses and their families. The Duke of Sussex also mentioned his family life with Meghan Markle and their children, Prince Archie (5) and Princess Lilibet (3).

During the event, Harry met 6-year-old Noah Nicholson, whom he met five years ago at Sheffield Children's Hospital. Prince Harry saw a picture taken when they first met and noticed that five years later, the boy had the exact same toy giraffe, attached to a blanket.

“Is this the same one?” Prince Harry asked Noah. Noah,” asked Prince Harry to Noah. No way,” said Prince Harry. Every parent has a spare. I have at least six spares. My daughter Lili has this lovely one,' he said. The Well Child Award is a reminder of the strength of the human spirit,”

Prince Harry said, ”The stories of young people battling disadvantage and living lives filled with medical procedures, hospitalizations, and endless appointments are a reminder of the strength of the human spirit. [As a parent, I know a little about the emotional roller coaster of parenting. But when I hear about the care that many of you, mothers, fathers, or families provide, the level of care you provide around the clock, the skills you have had to learn, the battle for support you fight every day, I am truly in awe. I am truly in awe.” Your love and dedication can only be described as heroic.”

The Duke of Sussex also had the opportunity to meet Scarlett Cripps, 10. Her mother, Abby, told GB News, “I gave Prince Harry some crystal hearts, so when he is feeling down, he can give each family member a crystal heart to squeeze and make him feel happier.”

When Scarlett explained why she wanted Harry to give them to her, Abby continued, “He's a very good person. She said he does so much for other people.