Prince Harry has lost another member of staff as the CEO of his African children's charity Sentebale has stepped down. Richard Miller, who served as chief executive for five years, has left the organisation he co-founded with Prince Seeiso of Lesotho in 2006. The departure is part of a broader restructuring, with an interim executive director, Carmel Gaillard, set to take over from Johannesburg.
In a joint statement, Harry and Prince Seeiso thanked Miller for his 'pivotal role' and said the shift reflects 'our continued commitment to being guided by voices from within the region we serve.' Miller himself described the move as 'the logical next step' for Sentebale. The change comes a month after Andrew Tucker, another senior figure at the charity, stepped back from his position.
The latest resignation adds to a pattern of staff turnover for the Sussexes. In August, Harry's chief of staff Josh Kettler left after just three months, with both sides agreeing it was not the correct fit. Since their wedding in 2018, the couple have seen a string of departures, including senior communications secretary Katrina McKeever, Meghan's personal assistant Melissa Toubati, and private secretary Samantha Cohen, who reportedly likened the job to 'working with teenagers'.
Harry recently addressed persistent divorce rumours during a New York appearance, saying: 'We've apparently divorced maybe 10, 12 times as well.' He added that he 'ignores it' and feels sorry for online trolls. The couple have also made a series of solo appearances, sparking speculation of a 'professional split' in their careers.
