Prince Harry’s Heartfelt Speech Moves Princess Kate to Tears

Prince Harry delivered an emotional speech that deeply touched Princess Kate following her wedding to his brother, Prince William.

The Royal biographer reveals that Princess Kate was moved to tears by Harry's eloquence as he addressed the guests after the wedding reception on April 29, 2011.

The newly-inducted member of the Royal Family, Princess Kate, attentively listened to her brother-in-law's words, marking a poignant moment in the festivities that followed the grand ceremony at Westminster Abbey.

Amid the grandeur and formality of the royal celebration, Prince Harry's speech stood out for its warmth, humor, and sincerity.

Author Katie Nicholl, in her book “Harry: Life, Loss, and Love,” describes how Harry's words resonated with Princess Kate, evoking both laughter and tears.

The speech, laced with Harry's trademark wit, included playful jabs at his brother, suggesting that Prince William lacked any hint of romance until he met Kate, now the Princess of Wales.

Contrary to public assumptions that Prince Harry served as the best man at Prince William's wedding, the Duchess of Sussex debunked this belief in his candid biography.

He clarified that while the public expected him to be the best man, Prince William actually selected James Meade and Thomas Van Straubenzee as his best men for the occasion.

This revelation sheds light on the behind-the-scenes dynamics of the royal wedding, dispelling misconceptions about Prince Harry's role on that significant day.

In a recent social media post, the Princess of Wales shared a charming childhood photo ahead of a forthcoming royal carol service scheduled to air on Christmas Eve.

The nostalgic image captures a youthful Kate, nearly two years old, seated at the Christmas dinner table in 1983.

This glimpse into Kate's early years adds a personal touch to the holiday season, offering a glimpse into her upbringing and family traditions.

Kensington Palace released the vintage photo following Kate's successful hosting of the “Together at Christmas” event at Westminster Abbey.

The event brought together her family, members of the royal household, and notable individuals in a heartwarming celebration of those dedicated to supporting children and families.

As part of the festive programming, the royal carol service will be broadcast on ITV1 on Christmas Eve under the title “Royal Carols, Together at Christmas,” promising a touching tribute to the holiday spirit.