Prince Harry seems to be feeling the celebration as the Duke of Sussex sent an invitation to a Christmas party to take place on 12/10. As with Harry's recent appearance, the holiday event will be a solo engagement for the prince, and Meghan Markle is unlikely to attend.

According to The Express, Scotty's Little Soldiers, a charity working with the bereaved families of servicemen, sent an email revealing Prince Harry's upcoming events.

"Prince Harry wants to make phone calls with as many members as possible to wish them all a Merry Christmas," the mail explained. "He appreciated that the festive season could be difficult for our members and let them know that he was thinking about them."

The email also revealed that 5 lucky people would have the opportunity to speak directly with Harry, and that he would answer some pre-screened questions. It's a good idea to have a good time with your friends and family. The invitation reads, "This is your chance to get to know the Duke's load better and know what Christmas is like for the prince!"

As a global ambassador for the charity, Prince Harry has already supported Scotty's little soldiers in different ways. Earlier this year, the prince wrote a heartfelt letter ahead of Memorial Day in 2024 to discuss the extreme difficulties he would face when he lost his parents.

Harry shared that he "understands the weight of losing a parent at a young age, perhaps more than in most cases."The prince was only 12 years old when his own mother, Princess Diana, died suddenly in a car accident.

"We have found power in the love and memories left behind, and we have seen how communities like you can provide deep comfort and healing," Harry wrote. "Scotty's little soldiers embody the spirit of this community.

Harry continued, "By coming together to support each other, you can not only respect the memories of your loved ones, but also carry you through tough times, and build the bonds that carry you."

"Tears and laughter, shared experiences, and moments of joy you create together are powerful reminders that love endures," Duke wrote.