The member of the Royal family -- Prince Harry -- dressed up as Santa this Christmas for a children's charity message about losing a parent.
According to Fox News, a video was shared today showing Prince Harry disguised as Santa Claus to send Christmas wishes to the bereaved British Armed Forces children.
Harry wore a red-and-white Santa hat and a beard in the video.
The father of one filmed the message as a magical gift for charitable representatives to enjoy at a Christmas party.
The charity was created to honour Nikki's husband Corporal Lee Scott, who was killed in Afghanistan in 2009, leaving behind two children, reported Fox News.
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The Prince opened his message with a jolly -- 'Ho ho ho.'
"Hope you are having an amazing time. I hear there's 190 of you there this year so please cause as much chaos as humanly possible. I also want to encourage you guys to look around and realize you are part of a family, part of an amazing community and support is there for you every day should you need it," said Harry.
In a heartfelt message, he further said: 'Yes, losing a parent is incredibly hard but I know that every single one of you by helping each other out that you will have an amazing future ahead of you and a fantastic Christmas as well."
Founder of Scotty's Little Soldiers, Nikki Scott said: "We're so grateful to The Duke of Sussex for kindly recording a video message for the bereaved Forces children that attended the Scotty's Little Soldiers Christmas party earlier this month.
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