Prince Harry penned a poignant letter to members of Scotty’s Little Troopers, a charity that helps help kids who misplaced a navy mother or father.

The Duke of Sussex referenced dropping his mom, Princess Diana, who was killed in a automotive accident when he was 12, within the missive.

He wrote that he understands “maybe greater than most, the load of dropping a mother or father at a younger age,” per Folks journal.

“It may be overwhelming and isolating. But, within the midst of that heartache, we discover power within the love and reminiscences left behind, and I’ve seen how communities like yours can provide deep consolation and therapeutic,” he continued.

The letter comes days earlier than Remembrance Day, when the UK, honors those that died in conflict or battle on Nov. 11.

“I encourage you to take a second to mirror on the values that your family members instilled in you — braveness, compassion, and a way of function. These will function your guiding gentle, serving to you navigate the challenges forward,” he wrote.

Harry, 40, additionally appeared in a photograph carrying a Scotty’s scarf and a poppy pin, an emblem of remembrance for over 100 years.

He additionally careworn that readers ought to lean on one another and deal with the great reminiscences.

“In coming collectively to help each other, you not solely honor the reminiscences of your family members but additionally forge bonds that may and can carry you thru the hardest occasions,” he wrote. “The tears and laughter, the shared experiences, and the moments of pleasure you create collectively are highly effective reminders that love endures.”

Harry concluded the emotional letter: “Your resilience is a testomony to the legacy of your family members, and I’ve each confidence in your potential to make them proud and to shine vibrant on the earth. All they need is so that you can be comfortable.”

The California-based royal is a International Ambassador for the charity, which was based in 2010 by Nikki Scott after her husband, Corporal Lee Scott, was killed in Afghanistan in 2009.

Scotty’s Little Troopers gives help to kids and younger folks as much as the age of 25 who’ve misplaced a mother or father within the British Armed Forces.

It’s not the primary time the daddy of two has provided solace to kids who’ve misplaced a mother or father.

In 2021, he wrote a letter to kids who misplaced a mother or father because of the COVID-19 pandemic.

“After I was a younger boy I misplaced my mum. On the time I didn’t need to consider it or settle for it, and it left an enormous gap within me,” he wrote. “I understand how you are feeling, and I need to guarantee you that over time that gap might be full of a lot love and help.”