CEO of Prince Harry and Meghan's charitable arm to stay as consultant

The chief executive of Archewell, the charitable organisation founded by Britain's Prince Harry and his wife Meghan, said on Monday he will leave his role and return to London after five years in Los Angeles.



James Holt, who has worked with the Duke and Duchess of Sussex for nearly a decade, will remain a senior philanthropic adviser and continue to support their humanitarian trips overseas in 2026..



Holt hailed the work done through the foundation, especially helping families affected by online harm, saying they inspired him every day.



Holt said it has been "one of the great privileges" of his career to work for Harry and Meghan, from the first project with Prince Harry eight years ago to improve mental health support for soldiers in the British military, to our recent work helping injured children in Gaza.



Earlier this month, Harry and Meghan announced plans to revamp their foundation, which they set up in 2020 after stepping back from royal duties and moving to the United States, into Archewell Philanthropies.