The charity aims to provide support for bereaved military children who have experienced the death of a parent who served in the British Armed Forces. Harry has been supporting Scotty’s for many years before becoming its patron in 2023. In the new video, taken during the duke’s visit to Scotty’s Summer Festival 2026 last July, when he visited the UK for five days, Harry talks about what the charity means to him.

He says in the video: “I can really relate to this community, and I love supporting all these kids.

“I get a fix out of this as well. I have so much fun with this community, so much fun with these kids and these mums and these, and these parents and grandparents.

“I wouldn’t have it any other way. I’m absolutely honoured to be a global ambassador for Scotty’s.”

The duke regularly engages with the charity even when he’s in America, sending them video messages or letters for major events.

Last July, following his appearance at the summer festival, Harry said:

“Prince Harry, The Duke of Sussex and Global Ambassador of Scotty’s, said:

“I’m so proud to be Scotty’s Global Ambassador and I care deeply about the charity’s incredible work in supporting bereaved military children, young people and their families.

“It’s an honour to meet some of the charity’s members today – many of them familiar faces as I’ve met them at previous Scotty events. It’s clear just how much being part of the Scotty’s community means to them.”