Prince Harry of Sussex.

Prince Harry's (Henry of Sussex) most prominent physical features include:

Hair: Naturally red-haired, a trait inherited from her mother's family (the Spencers)

Height: He is 1.86 m (6 feet 1 inch) tall.

Eyes: Blue.

Build: Robust and tall build, with features predominantly associated with the British royal family, although her strong physical resemblance to the maternal side of the family (Lady Di) has often been noted.

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Direct ancestry (Parents and Grandparents) Parents: King Charles III and Diana, Princess of Wales. Paternal grandparents: Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh. Maternal grandparents: John Spencer, 8th Earl Spencer, and Frances Shand Kydd.

main paternal branch (Brother and Uncles) Brother: William, Prince of Wales (married to Catherine, Princess of Wales; parents of Princes George, Charlotte and Louis). Uncles (brothers of Charles III): Anne, Princess Royal; Andrew, Duke of York; and Edward, Duke of Edinburgh.

Prince Harry of Sussex's net worth is estimated at $60 million. This fortune comes primarily from family inheritances and business deals.

Origin of the fortune Lady Di's inheritance: After Princess Diana's death, Harry and his brother William received the majority of her estate, which included a trust that yielded Harry nearly $10 million when he turned 25.

Queen Mother's inheritance: His great-grandmother created a trust fund in 1994 for her great-grandchildren, from which Harry received a portion upon turning 21 and the final payment — estimated at more than $8.5 million — upon turning 40 in September 2024.

Corporate Work: Harry joined BetterUp, a mental health and coaching services company, as director of impact.

The most significant events in the life of Prince Harry, Duke of Sussex, include:

1984 (September 15): Born in London, youngest son of the then Prince Charles (now King Charles III) and Diana, Princess of Wales.

1997 (August): His mother, Diana, Princess of Wales, dies in a car accident in Paris, profoundly impacting his public and personal life.

2007–2013: Served for 10 years in the British Armed Forces, including two active duty deployments to Afghanistan.

2014: Founded the Invictus Games, an international sporting event for wounded or sick war veterans.

Prince Harry served for 10 years in the British Armed Forces (2005-2015), reaching the rank of captain and completing two combat tours in Afghanistan.

Training and Detachments Sandhurst (2005): He entered the Royal Military Academy and was commissioned into the Blues and Royals regiment.

First deployment (2007-2008): Served 10 weeks in Helmand Province as an advanced air traffic controller, but was withdrawn early after his location was leaked to international media.

Army Air Corps (2012-2013): Trained as an Apache helicopter pilot and returned to Afghanistan for 20 weeks as a co-pilot and gunner.

Retirement and Legacy End of service: He concluded his active service in June 2015 after a commission in the Australian Army.

Invictus Games: In 2014 he founded the Invictus Games for the rehabilitation of wounded and sick military personnel.

Prince Harry's philanthropic work focuses on mental health, youth welfare, veterans' support, and conservation. His main charitable initiatives are managed through the Archewell Foundation, in addition to his work as founder and patron of various international organizations.

Invictus Games: Foundation of the international sports games created by him for wounded or sick war veterans.

Travalyst: A global non-profit initiative to promote sustainable travel and ecotourism.

WellChild: A UK charity dedicated to providing support to children with serious illnesses, of which it is a sponsor.

African Parks: Member of the board of directors of this conservation NGO that manages protected areas in Africa.

Scotty's Little Soldiers: Sponsor of the British organization that supports children who have lost a parent in the armed forces.

Recent Events Personal donations: In his personal capacity, the Duke has made significant contributions, including a million-dollar donation ($1.5 million) to Children in Need for youth violence prevention programs in the UK

Departure from Sentebale: In March 2026, Harry resigned as a trustee of Sentebale (the charity he co-founded in Lesotho to fight HIV/AIDS) following a deterioration in his relationship with the board of directors and its chairwoman.

Media focus: Her charitable activities have been under recent public scrutiny, especially after being left off lists of great benefactors such as the Time100 Philanthropy and the dividing line between her charitable missions and her lucrative commercial events being debated.

Prince Harry of Sussex is described as impulsive, highly emotional, transparent, and empathetic, deeply affected by the traumatic loss of his mother, Diana, Princess of Wales. He is often perceived as sociable, charismatic, and approachable, though also prone to sensitivity and a need for validation.

Main features Emotional and vulnerable: He is open about his feelings and his battles with mental health.

Impulsive and spontaneous: Unlike his brother William, who has a more reserved profile, Harry has always been lively, restless and prone to acting on impulse.

Approachable and down-to-earth: He prefers to break protocol to connect directly with people, which has earned him popular affection.

Marked by trauma: The death of his mother strongly shaped his character, leading him to seek refuge in activism (such as the Invictus Games) and showing vulnerability to family conflicts.

Full name: Henry Charles Albert David Nickname: Harry. Date of birth: September 15, 1984 Father: Charles III of the United Kingdom Mother: Diana, Princess of Wales (Deceased since 1997) Brother: William, Prince of Wales