Prince Harry and Prince Seeiso Resign from Sentebale Amid Leadership Crisis

The charity co-founders step down as patrons following governance disputes, leaving the organization's future uncertain.

Prince Harry and Prince Seeiso have officially resigned as patrons of Sentebale, a charity they co-founded in 2006 to support AIDS orphans in southern Africa.
The resignations follow a leadership dispute involving efforts to remove Sentebale chair Sophie Chandauka, who resisted through legal action and alleged misconduct within the organization.
The entire board of trustees resigned in solidarity with the two royal patrons, citing an irreparably damaged relationship with Chandauka.
Sophie Chandauka remains in her position as chair and has described herself as a whistleblower, alleging issues such as power abuse, bullying, and misogyny within the organization.
The UK Charity Commission is currently reviewing governance concerns at Sentebale, with the charity's future direction and operations now in question.