London (CNN) -- I was standing just a few meters from Prince Harry as he got to his feet. His older brother Prince William was there too. But this was Harry's show -- a charity mission to Maseru, the capital of the poverty-stricken African Kingdom of Lesotho where the prince had established a charity Sentebale, to aid the country's vulnerable children. It was a mission, back in June 2010, and one of which the younger prince is rightly proud. Within seconds of starting his speech, however, Harry couldn't resist a playful swipe at his older brother. Yet again, the third in line to the throne, who proudly boasts a healthy mop of red hair, mocked William's receding hairline.
@highlight
Harry is a showman, a natural performer in front of the camera and a microphone
@highlight
Like his mother, Diana, he is flawed and that makes him interesting
@highlight
It's a very different story for brother Prince William, second in line to the throne
@highlight
Will perfectly fits bill as future King - he speaks well and conducts himself with aplomb
It was @placeholder who frustrated his protection officers by crashing royal cars into walls on the private estates and on one occasion wondering off into a public high street with a police radio for the hell of it.