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Please welcome Prince Harry.
CHEERING AND APPLAUSE
I am tremendously honoured to be
UN Women's Advocate for Political Participation and Leadership.
And don't forget that you are proving to the world
that anything is possible.
If anyone is up to marrying the public and private
and still present an authentic self, I think it's Meghan Markle.
I think they have a lot in common, actually,
and I think it's that passion and desire to help.
I think Harry's got such a personality and such drive
and such kindness.
I've perceived Meghan to be an amazing talent. She's a catch.
Duchess Meghan?
I think that's amazing!
What a... I mean, it's a fairy tale. It really is.
It just brings that kind of good feeling back, doesn't it,
that anything is still possible and magic can happen?
This is a modern love story between two young people,
but, at the same time, there is something
so entrancing about Hollywood to princess.
She could almost be our window into that world now
and I think that's how a lot of people probably see her.
Both in their 30s and clearly very much in love,
but what does this young couple from very different worlds have in common
as they embark on the next extraordinary chapter
of their lives together?
Finally, the world's worst kept secret is out.
The eligible bachelor Prince Harry
is engaged to marry American actor Meghan Markle.
Having met in 2016, their relationship is relatively new.
They've both got a bit of life experience.
They've had quite a lot of opportunity to discover
who they are as people
and then they've come together as a couple
and met each other on those terms.
They seem to understand each other and each other's lifestyles
and the commitments of both sides
and once you have that understanding, that's wonderful
so, yeah, he's ready.
It was in September 2017 at the Invictus Games in Toronto
that the couple stepped out officially,
leaving no doubt of their romance.
I think it spoke volumes about who they are
and how they plan to go about their life together.
It looked casual, it looked relaxed,
it looked happy, it looked normal
and that's not something you see every day with the royal families
and especially not with royal romances.
They seem very, very happy.
She is very beautiful on the outside and clearly the impression I get
is she's very beautiful on the inside, too.
When the right person comes along,
everything just starts to make more sense.
So, in that respect,
he definitely seems like he's found his one.
Harry and Meghan's backgrounds couldn't be more different.
In September 1984, a prince was born,
the second son of the Prince and Princess of Wales.
The Queen has said that she and all the royal family
are delighted at the news.
On the pavement outside the gates,
the first celebrations got under way.
# For she's a jolly good fellow... #
It was immediately announced - his name is going to be Henry
and he was going to be known as Harry.
Born third in line to the British throne,
it was soon clear as Prince Harry grew up
that informality suited him...
- WHISPERED: - Harry!
..as the character of a fun-loving, outgoing boy emerged.
He went to Germany with Princess Diana to visit her regiment.
Harry went with her and he was going to ride in a tank.
When the troop ran out, he ran out with them
and we knew then that he wanted to be in the Army
and the military and he was really all kitted out, all made up
and he absolutely loved it.
Aged eight, it was his first formal engagement.
He was exposed to public life early,
though his parents tried to provide Harry and elder brother William
with as normal a life as possible.
All of reality TV now, the royals were,
like, the first version of that.
It's almost like an upbringing that was ten years ahead of its time.
Diana was an incredibly loving mother.
What she really wanted
was a comparatively informal childhood for the two little boys...
..to go out to theme parks and the cinema
and fast-food restaurants and to really have fun together.
I think Charles definitely instilled in both of his sons
a love of the countryside, a love of the outdoors.
I also think that Charles has instilled perhaps a sense of duty.
The Prince of Wales taught the boys about Shakespeare
and the opera, but Diana took them to the pictures.
But she also set a great example to Harry
about using the royal position.
We have a battle on our hands. It has to be waged on two major fronts.
She really set the example
of thinking about those who are less fortunate in society
and how one should use one's royal position for the better of others.
There were no flags flying in Los Angeles
to mark the birth of the bride-to-be, Rachel Meghan Markle,
the only child of Thomas Markle and Doria Radlan.
So, Meghan grew up in Hollywood, in Los Angeles.
Her mother is a social worker who is also a therapist and yoga teacher.
Her father was a lighting director and worked on film sets
and he was able to offer her a window into that world
and she was able to see from that what she wanted to do with her life.
Born in August 1981, three years before Harry,
Meghan was also raised with a social conscience,
as she revealed in a magazine article.
I know that she's very close
with her parents.
Her mother is a free spirit and very encouraging and supportive
so I know that her family plays a big part of, like,
who she is and being a strong woman.
When she was at school, they had to fill in a census
and on the census, there was a question
as to what ethnic group are you
and there was a box for black and there was a box for white
and she felt very strongly that if she'd chosen black or white,
it would be privileging one parent over the other
so she simply didn't know what to do.
And so she left it blank and she went home
and she explained to her father what she'd done
and her father said to her, "Next time that happens, Meghan,
"draw your own box."
I think that's a very striking story about the way
in which her parents brought her up,
showed her how to fight back against racism,
how to fight back against categories
and they really fostered in her a love of creativity,
a love of expressing herself and encouraged her acting career.
Meghan shared her thoughts in a revealing article for Vanity Fair.
She invited me to her home.
She made a fabulous lunch, laid a beautiful table, you know.
She's a foodie.
She was an incredibly gracious host and very warm
and she offered to put me in touch with her parents.
They split up when Meghan was two,
but what's extraordinary about that
is that they did raise her together,
so when her father would maybe have her company for the weekend
and he would drop her off on Sundays,
he wouldn't just drop her off in front of the house and leave.
They would all sit in front of the TV,
in front of their snack tables having Sunday dinner together
so, in effect, she feels that she was raised by both parents,
which is a testament to them as well, you know.
- COMMENTATOR: - Listen to this welcome.
CHEERING
Harry's parents also divorced.
750 million viewers had watched
the wedding of the Prince and Princess of Wales -
sadly, a marriage that wasn't to last.
It is announced from Buckingham Palace that, with regret,
the Prince and Princess of Wales have decided to separate.
- NEWS REPORT: - They will continue
to carry out separate public engagements
and both will play a full part in the upbringing of their children.
- NEWS REPORT: - It was a depleted family group
at church at Sandringham this morning.
For the first time, Prince William and Prince Harry
were without their mother on Christmas Day.
But everything was overshadowed by the tragic event in August 1997.
Within the last few moments,
the Press Association in Britain, citing unnamed British sources,
has reported that Diana, Princess of Wales, has died.
The death of Diana, Princess of Wales, showed the conflict
of public life versus private grief
that Harry has always seemed to struggle with.
When the boys returned to London, they came here to Kensington Palace,
facing the crowds amidst a sea of flowers.
William was 15, Harry only 12.
I was at Kensington Palace when they came to view the flowers
and I was taking pictures.
They were with their father
and I was quite amazed how strong they were.
At one stage, I saw Harry's face sort of crack up -
really, really was tough for him.
CHOIR SING IN THEIR OWN LANGUAGE
Prince Harry has channelled his trauma
into good purpose around the world.
Aged 19, he spent two months in Lesotho.
I asked friends of mine in choosing where I should go for my gap year
and it was sort of based around what my mother had been doing
and I wanted to sort of carry that on
and what better place than to do it here?
It's got a problem with Aids and there's lots of children.
I'm sure she knew this place,
but I'm trying to start something slightly new.
The "something new" was the charity Sentebale, founded in 2006.
Sentebale is important because there's still
a lot of stigma around HIV so it's really important
that we create the environment conducive
to people accepting their condition
and better managing it without feeling embarrassed or ashamed.
I've seen the kids' reaction when Harry's around so, yeah,
Harry seems to have a way with the kids, man.
They really take to him, he's got a jokey relationship.
There's one kid, Harry gifted him some Wellington boots
when he was, like, really young and he still,
like, holds a lot of sentimental value
so there's a personal connection which you don't always get.
We were in Lesotho. I said, "Harry, this is important to you, is it?"
He said, "It's the most important thing I've ever done."
He cares.
It bothers him that some people are just dealt a raw hand
and it is important for people to know
that someone in his position has that empathy.
Harry's ability to confront issues means he is hands on,
even persuading pop star Rihanna to take a live HIV test with him
on World Aids Day.
That's not bad.
He has carefully selected the charities
he supports as a royal patron.
WellChild is all about the family.
It's very much about getting the young person who is not well,
getting them back into their home.
I've seen Prince Harry with the kids at WellChild
and the kids rush up to him, joke with him.
Nice to see you, Harry!
Ask him the most incredible questions
that we would never dare and he just...
He's magical with them and he understands young people,
he understands families, he understands upset and hurt and pain.
- This is my dad, Julian. - Hi, nice to meet you. Your dad?
Wow, very nice to meet you.
- VOICEOVER: - He just seems so interested in people
and he's got a genuine story to tell himself.
The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge
and Prince Harry set up Heads Together,
a merging of eight mental health charities working to remove stigma
and showing by example that mental health issues can affect anyone.
For the first 28 years of my life, never talked about it.
Speaking to Harry, he said, "I didn't speak for 20 years
"and it really affected me and I wish I had spoken earlier."
- VOICEOVER: - I think it takes a strong person to do that.
- VOICEOVER: - I think it takes somebody who wants to make change
for the better for other people to do that
and I think he sits in that category.
People are always going at public figures
for not appearing to be themselves on TV or in interviews
and I think throughout Harry's whole life,
we have seen him be entirely honest.
And Prince Harry as a young man
did many of the things that young people do.
Yes, he had his early time of fun and partying and excess,
about the same time as the average British young man
is also enjoying himself.
When someone kind of bares all and shows you the good times,
the bad times, that's how you get a real idea of the person
and I think that Prince Harry, in his time,
has been able to have a bit of fun with it as well
and I think that's what people like about Prince Harry.
He's kind of like our prince, basically.
We always look and think,
"That's the kind of thing I'd do if I was a prince."
I do feel like he's very much in touch with popular culture
and if he wasn't, how would he have met Meghan as well?
Harry is now in his 30s and in Meghan,
he seems to have found a woman he can share a future with.
What else do we know about her?
She's an American,
a successful actor, comfortable in the public gaze.
Less known is the nature of a woman already using her status
to draw attention to vital issues on a global stage.
Ladies and gentlemen, Meghan Markle.
I am proud to be a woman and a feminist.
CHEERING AND APPLAUSE
As an ambassador for World Vision Canada,
the health of youngsters has become a focus.
What's really interesting is that she was already on this path
long before she met Harry.
This is the water that she's going through all this work to get.
It's keeping her out of school and making her sick as well
so it's time to build some wells
and make things a lot better than what we're seeing here.
These girls are able to stay in school
cos they're not walking hours a day
to go and get water and this clean water source
has changed the entire community so it's really cool to see.
At the United Nations, she's spoken loudly and clearly on equality.
Women need a seat at the table.
They need an invitation to be seated there and in some cases
where this isn't available, well, then, you know that?
Then they need to create their own table.
CHEERING AND APPLAUSE
Her father's advice ringing in her ears,
she continues to stand up for herself,
including in her portrayal of Rachel Zane,
the role that brought her to fame in the popular legal drama Suits.
Every script seemed to begin with, "Rachel enters, wearing a towel."
I said, "Nope, I'm not going to do that any more."
At a certain point, you feel empowered enough to just say no.
Now, she has described that as her Goldilocks role
and she said it was the role that was just right for me.
She's earned her place.
Meghan studied theatre
and international relations at Chicago's Northwestern University,
before launching her career as a model and actor.
You know, she was a theatre major, but also international relations
and politics and world history was as important to her as a student.
But she struggled for a time as an actress, too, you know?
She took a lot of stray jobs, like actors do.
She was a restaurant hostess. You know, she's...
She knows the world, you know, from the bottom up.
She's come a long way
from the merely decorative early appearances,
notably in the US version of the game show Deal Or No Deal,
before breaking into movies
in a romantic comedy...
Meghan just immediately made me feel comfortable
and I think from that day forward, it was like, "We're friends."
I'm chasing a guy who doesn't exist.
Oh, honey, aren't we all?
Meghan's always been ambitious
and that's one thing that I loved and totally admired about her.
Why can't it be more like Pretty Woman?
You want to be a hooker on Hollywood Boulevard?
- VOICEOVER: - She's quick.
It's fun to have conversations with her
cos she's quick and witty and just silly and smart.
While Meghan was building a career, so was Harry.
He spent ten years in the military,
including two tours of duty in Afghanistan.
Roger. Orange smoke now.
Well, it's my job to try and get the helicopter to land in here,
get the job done, get them back on the helicopter and get them out.
He's been there, he's seen it, he's done it
so before you see His Royal Highness Prince Harry,
you see the military man in him.
You see, actually, the camaraderie. You see the team spirit.
They didn't get mortared
and we didn't get mortared so everything's fine.
It's something he's extremely passionate about.
He loves being in the Armed Forces, he loves what they do
and he can really just be himself.
Where he was always happiest as a young man was on active duty,
active service.
If he was an ordinary young man,
Prince Harry would be in the Army now.
His time in the military came to an abrupt end
when his presence was leaked in the foreign media.
And so he was heartbroken.
Simply, that was the end of his active duty service.
He had to come home.
Leaving the frontline proved to be a defining moment.
- PRINCE HARRY: - There was two injured guys
who came back on the plane with us,
both out cold throughout the whole of the flight.
Those are guys who had been blown up by a mine
and, you know, those are the heroes.
He's very much a military man and you see it in his work,
today as well, what he does for the Armed Forces
and for the charities and for the veterans.
It's really very impressive, considering how young he is,
how much he has done for charity.
Harry has never lost his intrepid nature.
In 2011,
he joined a team of injured veterans as they ventured to the North Pole.
The point of this is to raise awareness for these guys.
They've been through hell and they've come out the other side.
They're doing it for all those other servicemen
and women who are still coming back injured.
He pulled us aside and said,
"Right, guys, first of all, no more 'Prince Harry', no more 'sir'.
"You call me Harry, no more formalities,"
and that just relaxed the whole situation
from that very first moment.
And he said, "Listen, guys, I'm here for five days.
"Give me some of your extra weight because I'm happy to pull that."
There was no special treatment whatsoever.
He slept in a tent like we did. He had to make his own food.
It takes three hours to melt enough ice and snow
to hydrate and for your food.
He had to go through that whole process as well.
We shared so many stories about being in the Army together,
serving together, what we experienced in Afghanistan
and back in the life in the UK.
It just shows what character he is and what type of guy it is
and the skills that he just naturally has.
In 2016, it was none other than Kensington Palace
who confirmed the romance of Prince Harry and Meghan
with an unprecedented press release
issued to protect his girlfriend Meghan Markle
from what was described as -
"a wave of abuse and harassment".
I think it spoke very clearly about the status of their relationship.
I think it's normal for any man to want to defend their partner
or want to defend the person that they love.
And you could almost hear his voice and his passion in the statement.
They felt a line had been crossed with...
It's a cliche, this idea, you know, that someone has your back,
but he did and I think, as she said, you know,
her boyfriend made her feel safer.
It demanded privacy for the relationship to grow
and it demanded respect for her.
Why should it be controversial that someone is mixed race?
Like, what is the issue?
And I just remember reading that statement and thinking,
"Gosh, he clearly really, really loves her."
They're sort of in it together, you know,
and while he's much more used to that kind of scrutiny,
I think, at the end of the day, they're still two people,
a couple in love with each other and everything else,
all the trappings, you can't avoid them,
but I don't think she's going to give up her love of life
and her zest for it and she's someone who told me,
"I'm not defined by any relationship I've ever been in
"and this won't be an exception."
In September 2017,
Meghan and Harry made their official entrance as a couple.
Significantly, it was at the Invictus Games,
the games set up by Harry
to aid wounded servicemen and women through sport.
- NEWS REPORT: - In London today for the first Invictus Games,
the brainchild, of course, of Prince Harry.
- PRINCE HARRY: - The admiration I have for these men and women
to move beyond their injuries is limitless.
You prove that anything is possible if you have the will.
Welcome to the games.
Welcome to Invictus.
CHEERING
I mean, this is his baby
so he was just leading from the front from the beginning.
It comes from within.
You have to be around him to see that.
He cares so passionately about people.
I knew that it was my responsibility to use the great platform
that I have to help the world understand
and be inspired by the spirit of those who wear the uniform.
CHEERING AND APPLAUSE
What Invictus does is sort of just reminds you
that there's that other person underneath, polishes you up
and then sends you out again.
That's a real mind-set change and that's completely down to Invictus.
One, two, three... Go!
Harry pulls out all the stops to make the Games memorable,
even calling in favours.
- ..From last year doing their thing, running in the 100m... - Mm-hm.
- ..and the American man here is incredibly fast. - He's quite close.
- "HAIL TO THE CHIEF" RINGTONE PLAYS - Oh, message?
Oh, from Michelle.
How very amusing! Would you like to watch it together?
- Yes. - Let's have a look.
Hey, Prince Harry.
Remember when you told us to bring it at the Invictus Games?
Careful what you wish for.
You know, he came up with the concept and how fantastic!
Boom!
Oh, really!
Please!
Boom!
Well, the world's press got what they wished for
when Harry turned up with Meghan.
Clearly, she came to the tennis, which was fantastic
because, again, the crowds were there.
They added something, you know, special.
There is that spark when he is with her and that's important.
At the closing ceremony, she was in a box
and he went in to see her in the box
and there was a little cheeky kiss captured.
I don't think that kiss was for the cameras, but it was captured.
She's not someone, I think, who will be easily controlled by anyone
and I think this was partly her appeal for him, you know.
And what might Meghan bring to the royal family?
She's going to be a royal bride.
She's going to be the mother of princes and princesses.
She's going to go down into the history books.
Meghan symbolises a bridging of communities and peoples
and the breaking down of barriers.
I already think she's giving the royal family a big shot of energy.
As an heir to the throne,
Harry cannot marry without a significant person's permission.
Prince Harry is a royal and because of his position close to the throne,
he must ask the Queen whether he may marry or not.
It's perhaps a reminder that while this is a very modern love affair,
it is still a royal romance with all that that brings with it.
His Royal Highness Prince Henry of Wales is to marry Meghan Markle.
I think people are just really excited
and thrilled that he has so quickly fallen in love
and found someone who is clearly so right for him.
We're watching the most celebrated family
have a celebration of ultimate love and who doesn't want to watch that?
I think their wedding will be, like, bigger than the Super Bowl, right?
I think it'll be big.
Meghan's engagement to Prince Harry is another important step
for the House of Windsor as it moves cautiously into the modern age.
Harry, several steps away from the throne,
may face less pressure, but much will be expected
of this new royal couple as they begin their journey together.
I hope that they remain as fresh and as fun
and as lively as we see them today.
I wish them all the strength in the world.
I wish them an understanding of each other, a journey of growth,
of compromise and, most importantly, love and happiness.
They're the two right persons for each other.
Perfect, absolutely perfect.
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