While on his royal tour in Southern Africa, the Duke of Sussex made a stop in Angola to retrace his mother's footsteps 22 years later at a former minefield site in Huambo.
While on his royal tour in Southern Africa, the Duke of Sussex made a stop in Angola to retrace his mother's footsteps 22 years later at a former minefield site in Huambo.
So, what better time for Harry to visit the same minefield that his mother walked through 22 years ago?
Let's take a look back on some of the other times we've seen Diana honored by her family in the past.
A source recently revealed that Prince Harry and Meghan Markle decorated their son's nursery with a small nod to Princess Diana.
Apparently, there is a photo of her near Archie's crib, looking over him.
Oh, great. Now I'm openly weeping.
This is beautiful.
"All I want to do is make my mother incredibly proud,” he said. “That’s all I’ve ever wanted to do."
While visiting Keech Hospice in Luton, England, William met a boy that also lost his mother at a young age, so he gave him some thoughtful advice on handling grief.
"Time makes it easier. I know how you feel. I still miss my mother every day, and it’s 20 years after she died," he said.
She looked absolutely stunning in them, as did Diana.
During her's and Harry's royal tour in Australia, Meghan was seen wearing a pair of Diana's butterfly earrings as well as her gold bracelet.
She wore it again later that year at a state dinner in Tonga.
Unfortunately, she passed away later that year and never had a chance to see the impact she made.
All thanks to Diana's campaign, the area that was once a dangerous minefield has become a "bustling community".
He described his visit as "quite emotional".
"Without question, if she hadn't campaigned the way that she did, this arguably could still be a minefield," he continued.
He added that he's glad to "meet these kids here who were born on this street."
Let us know what you think of Harry's visit through the former minefield, following in his mother's footsteps.