A banner flying over the Dolby Theatre ahead of the 2024 ESPYS urged Prince Harry, who was accepting an award, to investigate Princess Diana’s death
A banner reading “Prince Harry: Investigate Mum’s Death” flew above the Dolby Theatre in Hollywood on Thursday, July 11, where the Duke of Sussex, 39, was on hand to accept the Pat Tillman Award for Service.
The banner circled the venue for the entirety of the hours-long red carpet, which Harry and wife Meghan Markle did not walk.“Sorry, there’s planes with signs flying above us,” Love Is Blind alum Chelsea Griffin-Appiah said, interrupting her interview with Us Weekly to acknowledge the message.
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