Both Prince William and Prince Harry pay tribute to their late mother, Princess Diana. But the royal brothers share a separate message in honor of their mother and the winner of this year's Diana Prize.

Princess Diana's sons continue to show their support for the 2024 Diana Prize, a charity that celebrates its 25th anniversary. But the pair, again, managed to avoid the appearance of a joint, even though both supported the same organization.

In a letter to this year's winners, Prince William wrote (through the people), "I am so proud of the impact each of you has had on your community and beyond.He continued, "You are driven by kindness and compassion, and through this you are changing the world for the better of all.""

William also hinted at the difficulties many people now face, "sometimes the world can feel uncertain and unfamiliar place, I know that many of you have had to work hard to overcome barriers to make positive change." Nevertheless, I am heartened to see what inspiring young people like you can achieve.

Discussing his late mother, William said, "I hope that my mother is very proud of you in the memory of you winning the Diana Award today and that this award will help you further defend your cause and support those around you.""

Prince Harry will benefit from this year's Diana Awards to share his own special message with 45 young people from 200 countries. The Duke of Sussex will deliver his message on the 12th month in effect. It will be streamed live on YouTube from 5/10.

According to the Sun, Prince Harry said in his virtual speech, "My mother's belief in the power of young people to drive positive change continues to inspire me.""Regardless of the challenges we face, such as climate change, mental health and systemic injustice, her legacy and the efforts of young people to drive further action in the world are hopeful to me," she said.

Back on May 9, Prince Harry celebrated the 25th anniversary of the Diana Prize by speaking on a panel at the Concordia Global Summit in New York.

"I know my mom will be incredibly proud of you," he told Christina Williams of Jamaica and Chiara Riyanti Futapea Chan of Indonesia, both winning the charity's Legacy Award. "Your activism and passion, these 2 things, are so loyal to how my mother led her life and what she believed," he said