Fifth in line for the throne, Prince Harry has always had more freedom than his brother, William, and earned himself a reputation as a rebel during his teenage years, but he now channels his energies into his philanthropic work. His passion for Africa has led him to undertake several stints of conservation work in Botswana and Malawi, while as well as the Royal Foundation, he also set up the charity Sentebale, helping the children of Lesotho who are affected by HIV/AIDS.
Harry has been on two charity treks — one in the Arctic and one in the Antarctic — and has also set up the Invictus Games, which will celebrate its fourth event in Sydney in 2018. He is a qualified helicopter pilot and served 10 years in the armed forces, including two tours of Afghanistan. He will marry American actress Meghan Markle in May 2018, and so this year there will be another chair added to the queen's Christmas table.
