Prince Harry joined the Diana Award winners virtually from his home in California following Prince William's speech.

As per PEOPLE report, at the event celebrating the 25th anniversary of the prestigious awards named after his late mother, Princess Diana, 20 exceptional young individuals at the Science Museum in London.

Prince Harry conveyed his pride and admiration for the winners, acknowledging the profound impact of their work in preserving his mother's legacy.

“My mum would be incredibly proud of all of the work that you’ve done, I'm incredibly proud and thank you for doing everything that you do. I’m sorry I can’t be there. I wish I could be there with you guys,” he said.

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He added, “the future's yours and you're helping to shape that future, enjoy the rest of your evening if that’s what you plan to do, don’t get in too much trouble if you’re continuing to go on. And thank you very much for inspiring so many others and at the same time protecting my mother’s legacy. I really appreciate that.”

Earlier in the event, Prince William had made an appearance, delivering a poignant speech honoring Princess Diana's legacy and presenting awards to this year's recipients.