Prince Harry plans charity skydive

Prince Harry is scheduled to participate in a charity skydive later this month, marking one of his first public engagements since returning to the United Kingdom. The Duke of Sussex will take to the skies to raise funds for the Sunnybrook Foundation and the True Patriot Love Foundation, organizations that support Canadian military veterans. The daring stunt is inspired by a promise Harry made to 102-year-old World War II veteran Ed Marshall. The two met last November at a veterans centre in Toronto, where Marshall recounted completing a skydive to celebrate his 100th birthday. The idea of a joint jump resonated with Harry, who served for 10 years in the British Army, including two tours in Afghanistan. While Marshall will not be participating in the upcoming dive due to his age, his grandson, Bailey, is expected to jump in his honor, carrying on his grandfather's legacy. Marshall expressed confidence in his grandson's readiness for the challenge, noting his positive attitude. The exact date and location for the skydive have not yet been announced.