Harry and the childhood friend found (yes, the one seen in Harry & Meghan)

The prince Harry was recently photographed at Ganna Walska Lotusland, one of the most beautiful botanical gardens of the world, with his childhood friend Nicky Scott, who had leapt to the headlines for his appearance to talk about his friendship with Harry in the series Harry & Meghan, streaming phenomenon.

They have sprung up photos stolen of the two together, wearing warm winter coats and water bottles in hand. The Duke of Sussex wore a green beret with a gray Patagonia jacket, while Nicky Scott wore sunglasses and a gray jacket. Ganna Walska Lotusland, the place chosen for the meeting, is located at Montecito – where Harry lives with the Duchess of Sussex – close to Santa Barbarain California.

Nicky met Prince Harry at 13 years in college of Etonand the two have been portrayed together in several school photos. In the docuseries, Scott shared memories of him from his school days: “We were in neighboring roomsso we could lean out the window and talk after the lights were out,” he said in the first episode of Harry & Meghan.

While the Duke of Sussex after school enlisted in thearmy, Nicky attended Leeds University to study management And art history. In January 2022, he enrolled at Cambridge University to take a six-month course, called ‘sustainable supply chain management’, according to his LinkedIn profile. He is the managing director of aenvironmental company call Polliniumwhich aims to “revive and regenerate Indonesian forests and communities, while fighting climate change.

Nicky also talked about the death from the mother of Prince Harry, the Princess Diana, died in a car accident when Harry was only 12 years old: «I think, since little boyyou don’t have the language to necessarily have those complicated chats about mental health that go beyond “how are you” and “fine”. And maybe you too probably avoid talking about it because it’s an emotional hot potato.”

He also spoke about the relationship between Prince Harry and the late Duke of Edinburgh Filipo: “Harry’s respect for his not no it was monumentally deep. And I think a lot of the characteristics that I… love about Harry are slightly related to his grandfather. The ability to put people at ease, to be fun and not being rigid and serious, I think it comes from him».