Prince harry to join ‘all-star lineup’ for veteran event

The website for the event announced this year will see, "Bruce Springsteen with special guests including Jeannie Gaffigan, Prince Harry The Duke of Sussex, Ray Romano, and more".

Other artists that will appear at the event will be Jon Stewart, Brad Paisley, and Tiffany Haddish. The event can be viewed by UK audiences on TikTok, Facebook, Cheddar, and Twitch. Fans of

Prince Harry commented on Twitter saying: "This is the perfect event for Harry where he can continue to actively honour and support veterans on a global international scale."

Another tweeted: "Proud of Prince Harry, for all he's done and continues to do. The 'Stand Up for Heroes' event will run online on November 18 at 9 pm eastern time in the

US, which is 2 am UK time. The organisers of the event call it an "annual night of hope, healing, and laughter, featuring a star-studded lineup and inspirational veteran stories".

It is organised by the Bob Woodruff Foundation which helps support post-9/11 impacted veterans, service members, their families and caregivers. The news comes as the Royal Family has faced

criticism by fans of the Duke and Duchess of Sussex after courtiers at Buckingham Palace refused to grant Prince Harry's request for a wreath to be laid on his behalf on Remembrance

Sunday alongside those given by Prince Charles and Prince William. The decision caused outrage amongst fans of the Duke of Sussex. According to The Sunday Times the royal courtiers from the

Palace refused Prince Harry’s request because he is no longer a working member of the Royal Family. JUST IN: PRINCESS DIANA HEARTBREAK: ROYAL KNEW PRINCE CHARLES AND CAMILLA WERE ‘TRUE LOVE

MATCH’ "This is spectacularly cruel. The timing is s**t too, it pulls focus from the Fallen.” Another Twitter user said: "Those who live in freedom shall honor those who helped

preserve it. "No fanfare or ceremony necessary, just a grateful heart. "Prince Harry’s dedication to the military community is so sincere, so true and I’m sure they know this,

too."