Prince Harry receives delightful update from UK after secret move

Prince Harry’s secret move in the UK seemingly good tidings for the royal who is currently going through a tough time.

The Duke of Sussex, who has claimed to have dedicated his life to public service, has been trying to shift his focus to charity work after facing “devastating” blow of the UK security verdict and the worsening relations with his cancer-stricken father, King Charles.

Nearly two weeks ago, Harry quietly made a “significant donation” to a Nottingham charity, five years after his last donation to the charity of £10,000 before he left the UK.

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As religious tensions in the country continue to grow given the conflict in the Middle-East, the charity has been working on something ‘meaningful’ together to help people from all backgrounds who were struggling in Nottingham.

The Salaam-Shalom Kitchen is based in Hyson Green, a collaboration between Sajid Mohammed, CEO and founder of Himmah, and a rabbi from Nottingham Liberal Synagogue. It feeds people from all backgrounds every Wednesday.

Ferzana Shan, co-chair of the project, told The Mirror that Harry and Meghan’s donation have made a huge impact.

“We’re delighted with the money from Prince Harry and Meghan Markle, it is incredible,” she said. “The more money we have, the more we can give, but it also spotlights our great work.”

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Despite differing opinion, Ferzana shared that there were “several conversations with each other” as they discussed “what we felt as individuals and what we needed from each other to carry on working together”.

She continued, “We had to have those difficult conversations. We couldn’t shy away, because people felt so different about things. But we came together, and we united on humanity. What we’re doing here is what counts.”