The U.K. Charity Commission has completed its inquiry into Prince Harry and Prince Seeiso of Lesotho's former charity, Sentebale, after its chair of trustees, Dr. Sophie Chandauka, made some shocking claims of harassment and bullying earlier this year. The founding patrons' names were cleared in the resulting report—but according to a source, the royals won't be returning to work with the organization anytime soon.
In 2006, Prince Harry and Prince Seeiso joined together to create a charity in honor of their late mothers, Princess Diana and Queen 'Mamohato. Dubbed Sentebale—or "forget me not" in Sesotho—the organization helps young people in Southern Africa who have been impacted by HIV/AIDS and poverty. But in March 2025, the princes stepped down from the charity they founded after Chandauka made accusations of bullying, poor governance, misogyny and misogynoir within the organization.
