Prince Harry is in New York City for a trip to further his patronages and philanthropic initiatives. He kicked off the trip on Sept. 22 by attending a dinner organized by the World Health Organization alongside Queen Mathilde of Belgium and actor Forest Whitaker.

Fans of Harry and Meghan shared footage of the couple being greeted enthusiastically after a low-key welcome for Prince William on a trip to Aberdeen.

Prince Harry has made it to New York City for a whirlwind visit to continue his philanthropic work. On Sunday, the Duke of Sussex attended an important dinner organized by the World Health Organization (WHO) that focused on “Violence against children and its impact on mental health.

The red-headed royal posed for photos with Forest Whitaker and Queen Mathilde of Belgium and was seen schmoozing with several UN Agency workers throughout the evening.

It’s set to be a whirlwind week for Prince Harry, who just turned 40 and has officially arrived in New York City for a number of events all tied to causes—from the Diana Award to African Parks—that he holds near and dear.

Prince Harry is on stage in New York today to discuss mental health with two young winners of a legacy award in his mother's memory. The Duke of Sussex is taking part of the 14th Concordia Annual Summit in support of The Diana Award.

"He's got to stay cool and play it like the statesman that he was born to be," royal writer Tom Sykes told Daily Express US.

Prince Harry has arrived in New York City on a solo, surprise trip to the US, where he is set to speak at several high-profile events that coincide with the United Nations General Assembly

Prince Harry met up with Queen Mathilde of Belgium during an engagement in New York. The Duke of Sussex kicked off his string of solo engagements in New York with an appearance at a high-profile dinner organised by the World Health Organisation (WHO).