Prince Harry Steps Down From African Parks Board After Balmoral Royal Meeting

Prince Harry has finished his role on the African Parks board after reportedly summit with King Charles and other senior members of the royal family at Balmoral.

As per Express UK, the Duke of Sussex is sendoff the debated charity after being involved with the organisation for around 10 years.

Although Harry will no longer serve on the board, he is expected to continue supporting the charity’s work to protect Africa’s wildlife and natural habitats.

African Parks recently updated its board, with chairperson Vas Narasimhan thanking Harry and other members for their years of support.

“We extend our thanks to all the members of the Board who generously volunteer their time in support of our conservation mission – and particularly to The Duke of Sussex, for a decade of committed service to African Parks,” Narasimhan said.

The change comes after a reported meeting at Balmoral involving King Charles, Prince William and other members of the royal family. The meeting was reportedly focused on Harry and Meghan’s plans to spend more time in the UK.

Harry’s departure from the board marks the end of his formal role with African Parks, although he remains supportive of its conservation efforts.