King Charles III's youngest son Prince Harry is said to be planning big after quitting Sentebale.
Prince Harry's spokesman has claimed that the Duke of Sussex is looking at other ways to support children in southern Africa.
It emerges after the UK charity watchdog published its findings of an investigation into Sentebale, a charity cofounded by the Duke of Sussex, after a bitter row erupted between the chairwoman, patrons and trustees.
Royal correspondent Cameron Walker has shared insight into Harry's life without Sentebale as the Charity Commission urged "all involved to put their differences behind them and allow the charity to focus on its work and beneficiaries."
Harry's spokesman told GB News' Cameron , having stepped away from the charity, the Duke is looking at other ways to support children in southern Africa, living with HIV, AIDS or mental health issues.
I understand all options are on the table, but it is unclear if this will involve setting up a new charity, supporting an existing one, or something else entirely.
Following a turbulent few years trying to find a professional purpose outside of the Firm, it appears the Duke wants to focus more on philanthropy.
The former Trustees of Sentebale said: "We remain gravely concerned for the future of the charity and the well-being of the communities we served for 19 years".
Meanwhile, Chairwoman of Sentebale Dr Sophie Chandauka claimed: "We are emerging not grateful to have survived, but stronger: more focused, better governed, boldly ambitious and with our dignity intact."
Sentebale was part of Prince Harry's life's work. He even continued to be its patron when he stepped back as a working member of the royal family in 2020.
