The couple shared that their charity — created to support young people impacted by the HIV/AIDS crisis — was established “in honor of [their respective late] mothers,” Princess Diana and Queen Mamohato Bereng Seeiso.
They also pointed out that the charity’s name translates to “forget-me-not,” adding, “It’s what we’ve always promised for the young people we’ve served through this charity. Today is no different.”
Prince Harry, who continues to support the cause through his annual charity polo matches, made his most recent visit to Lesotho in October 2024.
According to a representative speaking to People, Sentebale has not officially “received formal resignations from the royal patrons.”
The spokesperson went on to say, “We are pleased to confirm the restructuring of our board on March 25, 2025, to introduce experts with the capabilities and networks to accelerate Sentebale’s transformation agenda as announced last year.”
England’s Charity Commission is reviewing concerns about the governance of Sentebale, the charity co-founded by Prince Harry and Prince Seeiso.
Dr. Vasu Chandauka, a former trustee, criticized the organization for poor leadership, bullying, and cover-ups. She also accused its founders of treating the charity like a “vanity project” and avoiding accountability.
