Prince Harry's Solo NYC Trip to Spotlight Charity Work During UN General Assembly
Prince Harry is set for a solo visit to New York City next month, focusing on his patronages and charity work during the UN General Assembly and Climate Week. He will meet representatives from various organisations, including African Parks and The Diana Award. This comes shortly after announcing the re-release of his memoir, Spare, which will have unchanged content despite its paperback format.
Prince Harry is preparing for a solo visit to New York City next month, following his recent tour of Colombia with his wife Meghan Markle. This trip aligns with significant events including the UN General Assembly High-Level Week and Climate Week, as the Duke of Sussex engages with various charities and organisations.
Details of Prince Harry's Engagements in New York City
During his time in New York, Prince Harry will participate in multiple engagements related to his patronages and charitable efforts. His schedule includes meetings with representatives from notable organisations such as African Parks, The HALO Trust, The Diana Award, and Travalyst. According to his spokesman, these efforts are part of Harry's commitment to philanthropy, particularly through The Archewell Foundation, which he established with Meghan after stepping back from royal duties in 2020.
Meghan Markle Remains at Home with Their Children
Though Prince Harry will be undertaking this trip alone, it follows their joint visit to Colombia earlier this month. Meghan is reported to be staying home to care for their two young children. The couple's son, Prince Archie, is five, while Princess Lilibet is three, highlighting their focus on family during Harry's upcoming solo engagements.
Upcoming Release of Harry's Memoir 'Spare'
In addition to his trip, news surfaced that Prince Harry will be re-releasing his memoir, Spare, originally published in January 2023. This re-release comes as a paperback edition set to launch in October. Interestingly, the publishing house Penguin has confirmed that the content of Spare will remain unchanged, deviating from the typical publishing trend of adding new chapters or updates. This decision aligns with Harry's recent approach of minimising criticism towards the royal family, particularly following the scrutiny from past interviews and their Netflix docu-series.
