Footage from the prize-giving ceremony seems to show Ms. Chandauka being pushed aside by Meghan, which only added to the growing tension.

After the event, Harry reportedly urged Ms. Chandauka to publicly back Meghan, a request she refused, explaining that Sentebale should not be seen as an extension of the Sussex brand.

This stance apparently heightened tensions, with sources indicating that attempts were made to force her resignation.

Ms. Chandauka has since accused the charity’s leadership of harassment, bullying, and misconduct.

She has also submitted a Serious Incident Report (SIR) to the Charity Commission, which is now under review.

While she acknowledges Prince Harry’s past contributions to the charity, she has raised concerns about its governance and its capacity to operate independently of his personal projects.

However, supporters of Prince Harry claim that Ms. Chandauka’s accusations are misleading and an attempt to discredit him.

A source close to the trustees has questioned whether her actions truly prioritize the charity’s best interests or if she is using her position to target Prince Harry.

The UK Charity Commission is currently investigating the dispute at Sentebale, a charity co-founded by Prince Harry, according to the BBC.

Despite the ongoing controversy, Sentebale continues its work, with new trustees stepping in and fresh sponsorships emerging.