Prince Harry is honoring his mother's legacy with a thoughtful speech—and I'm all ears. The Duke of Sussex, 40, paid a three-day visit to New York and attended a private engagement with The HALO Trust—a humanitarian organization that works to clear landmines and debris from conflict zones.

He told Harry: "Prince Harry, thank you for your leadership, for your heart, for your vision, for sustaining the legacy of your mother and for inspiring a whole new generation around the world to be engaged in this critical work against the scourge of land mines.”

Prince Harry has spoken about his mother Princess Diana's legacy as he attended an event in New York during his visit without Meghan Markle.

Harry, who traveled to New York without Meghan Markle, said Princess Diana’s legacy is “extremely important,” as he talked with award recipients on Monday.

Prince Harry is currently in New York City for the United Nation’s Climate Week, but he’s still making time to check in with his family back home. On Monday, during an event honoring his later mother,

T he Duke of Sussex has thrown his support behind the effort to finish clearing landmines in Angola, stating that his late mother would want campaigners to "finish this particular

"My mother would have been horrified that anyone’s children or grandchildren would live in a world still infested with mines.”