LONDON — Prince Harry returned to Britain on Monday for a charity event for seriously ill children, appearing happy and playful as he chatted with the youngsters.

Prince Harry is patron of the charity, WellChild, and attended their annual awards ceremony at a hotel in central London. He paid tribute to the children and teenagers recognised at the event, calling them "little legends" who remind him "of the strength of the human spirit".

Prince William steps out today to carry out engagements in London just hours after his younger brother, Prince Harry, attended an awards ceremony in London.

Hours before Prince Harry took to the stage Monday night as the star of the WellChild Awards, his most prestigious remaining U.K. charity commitment, his brother released his “monthly rewind.”It was a move that friends of Prince William denied was intended to overshadow his brother but said may have unintentionally illustrated the differences in their working lives.

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Prince Harry is attending the WellChild Awards this evening as Patron of the U.K’s national charity for seriously ill children. He has been Patron of WellChild for 16 years and it is one of the few patronages he was able to keep when he stepped back as a working royal in 2020.

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A body language expert has analysed Prince Harry's appearance at the WellChild awards and claimed that he appeared to be "at his best".