his optimism, his moral clarity, and his joyful spirit. He was an icon for racial justice and beloved across the world. It was only two years ago that he held our son, Archie, while we were in South Africa – ‘Arch and The Arch’ he had joked, his infectious laughter ringing through the room, relaxing anyone in his presence. He remained a friend and will be sorely missed by all,” the statement read.
Prince Harry first met the Archbishop in November 2015, when he was presented with the Insignia of an Honorary member of The Order of Their Companions of Honour in recognition of his services to British communities and his contributions towards international peace reconciliation. During the event in Cape Town, when the Duke and Duchess met human rights activist at the Old Granary building, they acknowledged the work being done by the Desmond & Leah Tutu Legacy Foundation, which contributes to the development of youth and leadership, facilitates discussions about social justice.
