Prince Harry’s quiet way of keeping the royal family close to his heart revealed

Prince Harry has a quiet way of keeping the royal family close to his heart, a new report has revealed.

According to OK! Magazine, the Duke of Sussex is said to be keeping memories of the Royal family alive for his children, Prince Archie and Princess Lilibet.

An insider said that he is holding on to traditional royal Christmas customs despite living in California.

The source added that Harry still follows the long-standing Windsor tradition of opening presents on Christmas Eve, a practice that dates back to Queen Victoria.

"For Harry, the tradition is definitely more than presents. It's a way to stay connected to his own childhood and pass on the customs of his grandparents and great-grandparents,” the source said.

They added, “Even in California, he wants Archie and Lilibet to feel that same sense of family and continuity."

"Harry has always valued these little rituals,” another source said. “Seeing his children enjoy the same traditions he grew up with brings him joy.”

“It's his way of keeping the family bond alive, even from afar."

A third noted, "It's about family, laughter, and shared moments, not material things. Harry wants his children to learn the joy of connection and tradition.”

“That continuity is both heartbreaking and beautiful, given how far he and his children are from the U.K. and the rest of the family.

“The Duke's dedication to this tradition shows his determination to keep a link between the next generation and the wider royal heritage, even as he continues to try and build his own life in California without the royals."