Prince Harry is continuing his mother's legacy. On Thursday, the royal and father of baby Archie [1] showed off his paternal side [2] as he met with young patients at Sheffield Children's Hospital, where Princess Diana once visited in November 1989. The Duke of Sussex had a huge grin on his face as he shook hands with kids, offered a warm hug to a teddy bear mascot, and let a little boy admire his ginger beard. Aw! Harry, who was there to open a new wing at the hospital, also took a moment to sign the visitors book, which his late mother [3] also signed. He even flipped through a few old photographs of Diana visiting some of the patients.

Earlier this month, Harry took a moment to pay tribute to his mother when he attended the Diana Award National Youth Mentoring Summit [4]. During the summit, Harry spoke about the importance of being a role model and how he has a "newfound clarity as a father" to lead by an example of kindness. He also opened up about how Diana inspired him to be a better person and give back. "My mother, Princess Diana, was a role model to so many, without realising the impact she would have on so many lives," Harry said. "You don't have to be a princess or a public figure to be a role model. In fact, it's equally valuable if you're not, because it's more relatable." See more of Harry's latest appearance ahead.