Prince Harry’s once-beloved charity, Sentebale, has descended into chaos following a dramatic series of resignations, bitter personal feuds, and accusations of financial mismanagement — with the BBC reporting that the row has sparked a regulatory probe and could result in a full investigation by the Charity Commission.
The charity, founded in 2006 by Prince Harry and Prince Seeiso of Lesotho to support vulnerable children affected by HIV and AIDS in southern Africa, is now facing its most turbulent period yet. Sources close to former trustees told BBC News that internal disputes over finances, leadership, and strategy — alongside serious personality clashes — have shattered trust at the top.
