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Prince Harry was seen chatting with Princess Beatrice at King Charles's Coronation last year.

The cousins had a close bond growing up together but do not see each other as regularly since the Sussexes moved to the US in 2020.

Earlier this week, Prince Harry made a poignant appearance supporting The HALO Trust, a charity closely associated with his late mother, Princess Diana.

The humanitarian organisation, renowned for its work in clearing landmines and war debris across more than 30 countries, gained international recognition when Princess Diana famously walked through an active minefield in Angola in 1997.

In 2019, he memorably retraced Princess Diana's footsteps in Angola, visiting the former minefield that had transformed into a thriving community.

Prince Harry reflected on the changes in his life since his 2019 visit to Angola.

"Much has changed in my life and the world since 2019 when I first visited," he remarked. "In those five years, I've become a father for the second time."

On Tuesday, Prince Harry shared that his phone lock screen is of Archie and Lilibet as he delivered an emotional message on the importance of protecting children from the online world during an engagement in New York.

The Duke of Sussex has two young children Archie, five, and Lilibet, three, with his wife Meghan Markle.

During his speech, Prince Harry pulled out his phone and glanced at the lock screen of his kids.

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The screen behind him then displayed phone lock screen pictures of children who had died after taking their own life.

The Duke of Sussex continued: "These children and thousands more, meant the world to their families.

"The beautiful faces you see before you, their smiles, their dreams, all lost, all too soon and all because of social media.

"It is why we launched the Parents Network, a global community that provides crucial support to parents whose children have suffered from the harmful effects of social media."