Prince William and Prince Harry were very close growing up. When the Duke of Cambridge started dating Middleton, the younger royal stuck with them and was dubbed by many as their “third wheel.” However, things changed when the Duke of Sussex married Meghan Markle.
Royal fans were expecting the royal trio to become the fab four with Markle joining the royal family. However, shortly after their wedding, Prince Harry announced that he would have a separate household from his older brother.
Prince Harry and Markle also left Kensington Palace and moved under the wings of Buckingham Palace. The Sussexes also left their joint charity The Royal Foundation.
On Tuesday (June 2), Prince Harry announced that they are moving the Endeavour Fund from The Royal Foundation to his own foundation, the Invictus Games Foundation.
“Delighted to announce that the @EndeavourFund has been transferred to a new home within @WeAreInvictus!” the foundation announced on Twitter.
The Endeavour Fund was established by Prince Harry in 2012 when he was still patron of The Royal Foundation. It has supported over 6,000 wounded, injured and sick service personnel and veterans by engaging them in sports and other adventurous challenges.
“The Endeavour Fund was established by Prince Harry in 2012 when he was still patron of The Royal Foundation. It has supported over 6,000 wounded, injured and sick service personnel and veterans by engaging them in sports and other adventurous challenges,” said Dominic Reid, CEO of the Invictus Games Foundation.
“The Endeavour Fund has played an important role in ensuring that those injured in service have the opportunity to rediscover their self-belief and fighting spirit through physical challenges over the years.
The Royal Foundation is proud of its role in creating both Endeavour Fund and the Invictus Games, and the impact that both have had on the WIS community. We look forward to seeing their continued success, together,” Jason Knauf, CEO of The Royal Foundation, added.
Prince Harry and Prince William were rumored to be feuding. However, according to royal correspondent Katie Nicholl, the princes are already on speaking terms.