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Princes William and Harry are set to be invited to one of P. Diddy's prestigious parties



Britain's Princes William and Harry are set to be invited to one of P. Diddy's prestigious parties.

The hip-hop mogul - who regularly throws elaborate bashes - met the young princes at last year's Concert for Diana, which the boys held in honour of their late mother Princess Diana, and he wants to meet up again.

P. Diddy said: "One day I will invite Prince William and Prince Harry. I met them at last year's Concert for Diana and they told me they were fans of mine. They were great, down-to-earth people and I'd definitely feel comfortable inviting them to one of my parties now."

At the concert at London's Wembley Stadium, P. Diddy performed his hit 'I'll Be Missing You', which he dedicated to the princess, who was tragically killed in a Paris car crash in August 1997.

Before the song, he told the crowd, which included William and Harry: "Ten years ago, Princess Diana went to a better place. Today we celebrate her life and I dedicate this song to her."

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