Prince Harry Shares Sweet New Detail About Princess Lilibet While Chatting With Young Girl

Prince Harry shared a sweet detail about Princess Lilibet while meeting a young WellChild Awards winner.

The Duke of Sussex, 42, was chatting with 6-year-old Margot Jones-Billington at the annual awards in London on Monday, September 21, when he noticed her sparkly shoes and pink outfit.

“You obviously love sparkles,” Harry told Margot.

“I have a boy and a girl who are seven and five. My little girl loves sparkles, and she loves pink. That’s her favorite color," he added.

Margot was this year’s winner of the Inspirational Child 4-6 Award.

She was reportedly left with a brain injury after suffering a brain bleed and stroke when she was just 10 months old.

The Sussex royal's comment about Lilibet offered a rare glimpse into the 5-year-old’s personality.

The young princess recently started school in the U.K. alongside her older brother, Prince Archie, 7, after Harry and Meghan Markle moved their family back to Britain in August.

The proud dad also opened up about his children during an interview with Hello! at the event.

“At breakfast this morning, they had a bit of Monday morning blues,” Harry said.

The Duke explained that he used his plans for the evening to help cheer them up.

“It was always Sunday night blues when you’re being sent away to boarding school like I was, but for them, at breakfast this morning, I decided, you know what? You’re just being a little bit tricky, so I’m going to tell you exactly what I’m doing tonight," he said.

Harry has been closely associated with WellChild for nearly two decades, becoming a patron of the charity in 2007.

The annual awards celebrate seriously ill children and young people, as well as the parents and caregivers who support them.

The evening became more emotional when the Invictus Games founder delivered his closing speech and paid tribute to the families in attendance.

“These Awards are always a very special evening because they give us the opportunity to recognize and celebrate an extraordinary group of children and young people living with complex medical needs, as well as the incredible families who give it everything they’ve got every single day,” he said.

“To all the mums and dads — most of us will never truly know the emotional ups and downs of your day. But I sincerely hope that you take strength from nights like this,” Harry said.

He attended the ceremony without Meghan, who has yet to make an official public appearance since the family’s return to the U.K.

However, she showed her support from afar, sharing a video of her husband’s evening on her Instagram Stories.