PRINCE Harry hailed a group of "little legends" last night at the WellChild awards ceremony for children who "uplift all those around them" while fighting serious illness.
The Duke of Sussex paid tribute to the youngsters who act as carers, fundraisers or just carry on with life as they cope with debilitating conditions.
Harry is a patron of the charity but his brief trip to the UK came as relations with his family remain fractured.
Harry, 40, is not due to see his father the King, who is resting up at Balmoral in Scotland, or his brother William.
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