The Duke of Sussex was seen wearing a distinctive bracelet presented to him earlier this year during his visit to the Invictus Games in Canada in February. The Duke received the bracelet, which bears the inscription “whoever saves one life saves the world” etched into it, as recognition for his dedication to former military personnel.
Olga Rudnieva, CEO of Superhumans, a rehabilitation facility in Ukraine serving both adults and children, presented the heartfelt token, reports the Express.
One sharp-eyed observer who noticed it on Monday posted on X: “OH MY. Prince Harry still wears the bracelet gifted to him by the Ukrainian delegation at the 2025 Invictus Games. It has the name of the Superhumans rehabilitation centre in Ukraine, and the phrase, ‘Who saves one life, saves the world entire.'”
Another user commented, “This is lovely.” While a third admirer concurred, writing, “Wow. I love this man.”
One admirer lauded, “A very caring and thoughtful man.”
Another fan chimed in with, “I’ve always loved the bracelets Prince Harry wears. They are so meaningful.”
The visit comes as Harry is thought to be using his UK visit to try and repair his relationship with the royal family, including his father King Charles.
The father and son last met in February when the Duke hurried home to see the King following the public announcement of his cancer diagnosis. However, after senior aides from both sides were seen meeting in London in July, hopes for reconciliation have been kindled.
Relations between the King and his youngest son deteriorated significantly after the Sussexes stepped down as senior royals and launched a series of public criticisms against the Royal Family. But now that his legal challenge against the Home Office has concluded, Harry is eager to mend fences.
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