Prince Harry praised the ‘quiet hero’ of the Los Angeles fire after tagging as ‘disaster visitor’
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Prince Harry joined Hollywood actor John Travolta at the annual Aviation Awards held in Los Angeles on Friday night.
Last year, the Duke of Sussex paid tribute to Princess Diana during the ceremony and had fun with the host of “dine” on the dance floor with his late mother in 1985.
However, since Harry was previously regarded as an Apache helicopter pilot in two military tours in 2007 and 2012, they seem to have been good friends.
Prince Harry joins John Travolta on the dance floor with mother Diana
Last year, the Duke of Sussex paid tribute to Princess Diana during the ceremony and had fun with the host of “dine” on the dance floor with his late mother in 1985. (Pete Souza Photography/White House By Getty Images
According to the Telegraph, a veteran aircraft collector, Greg Herrick, also owns a living legend during an event in Los Angeles last night, claiming that Harry and Travolta kidnapped “Like Brothers” at the event in Los Angeles.
In 2024, Harry jokingly called out Travolta and Prince Diana’s iconic dance at the White House.
He quipped, “I’m one year old when you dance with mom. When you’re here to tell everyone, you might keep eating every night.”
John Travolta held a dinner in Washington, D.C. in November 1985 with the late Prince Diana in Washington, D.C. (John Shelley Collection/Avalon/Getty Images)
“But now looking at us! That’s great. So if we don’t plan to dance together, we’ll fly together.”
This year, other celebrities including Morgan Freeman attended the star-studded ceremony at the 2025 Aviation Awards Ceremony.
Prince Harry was previously regarded as a living legend at last year’s events as an Apache helicopter pilot in two military tours in 2007 and 2012. (John Stillwell – WPA Pool/Getty Images)
Prince Harry respects first responders in first-aid life threatening to save those who have suffered damage from the California fire.
“Some moments in life reveal who we are – not only individuals, but people as ones. Test our courage, compassion and our commitment to each other.
Harry’s wife, Meghan Markle, did not participate in the Aviation Awards legend. The Duchess of Sussex spoke at the Time100 summit when he saw the couple two days ago in New York City. (Getty Image)
On January 7, a huge deadly fire broke out in the Los Angeles area, forcing thousands of residents to flee as their homes and businesses were destroyed.
Harry continued: “It reminds us that in a world full of noise, there are still quiet heroes among us – stable, capable and brave. Tonight, we celebrate the legend of aviation – that smoke forged in smoke, shaped by teamwork and defined by courage to drive danger.
Prince Harry, Meghan Markle was Justine Bateman
The Duke of Sussex summed up his remarks, praising the heroic first responders who had put their lives during the Los Angeles fire.
Prince Harry and Meghan Markle volunteered during the Southern California wildfires. (Keith Birmingham/Mentiannews Group/Pasadena Star-News via Getty Images)
“This community does not ask for attention or recognition…but, tonight, we will hand it over to them anyway, because in my experience, people who do not expect or demand it, need and appreciate it most.”
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Harry’s wife, Meghan Markle, did not participate in the Aviation Awards legend. The Duchess of Sussex spoke at the Time100 summit when he saw the couple two days ago in New York City.
Prince Harry praised the first responders at the ceremony, tagged as “disaster visitors” when he and Markle visited Pasadena’s evacuation site during a California fire in January.
At the time, “Family Relations” star Justine Bateman slammed the Duke and Duchess of Sussex because she believed it was an insensitive “photo OP” of the evacuation center.
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“Are they ‘treating the loss’?” she asked on X, referring to the media footage she reposted on social platforms. “Are they politicians now? They don’t live here; they are tourists. Disaster tourists.”
Palisades fire and Eaton Fire burned nearly 40,000 acres in Los Angeles, including in the Altadena area.
