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Jones, T. (2026, September 21). All dolled up: Harry presented with mini version of himself. Evening Standard. https://www.standard.co.uk/news/uk/harry-diana-wellchild-london-king-b1297837.html
Jones, Tony. “All dolled up: Harry presented with mini version of himself.” Evening Standard, 21 Sept. 2026, https://www.standard.co.uk/news/uk/harry-diana-wellchild-london-king-b1297837.html.
Jones, Tony. “All dolled up: Harry presented with mini version of himself.” Evening Standard, September 21, 2026. https://www.standard.co.uk/news/uk/harry-diana-wellchild-london-king-b1297837.html.
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At a WellChild Awards ceremony in London, Prince Harry met and interacted with inspirational children, including 10-year-old Will Messer from County Durham, who asked Harry to sign a Funko Pop doll of him. Harry also addressed the event's guests emotionally about the dedication of parents caring for children with complex medical needs. The Duke spoke fondly about his family's return to Britain and their embrace of British culture, such as eating Marmite on crumpets. During the event, Magic Radio host Gaby Roslin jokingly suggested that Harry’s wife Meghan could do a show on their favorite radio station, which she misses from her time in the UK. Meghan later posted highlights from the ceremony on her Instagram story to Sam Garrett's "I Believe."
