Prince Harry looked mesmerized at a game tonight as he cheered the athletes on day five of the Invictus Games.
The 37-year-old Duke of Sussex looked immersed in today’s sporting event when he faced England against the United States in the South Park wheelchair rugby gold medal match.
At one point, the royal’s polo shirt was compromised to expose the lower part of her stomach as she spurred the contestants, and she was seen chatting enthusiastically with other spectators about the match.
The competition, which finally saw the USA beat England, is one of a number of adaptive sports in The Hague, Netherlands, in which 500 military personnel from 20 different countries participate.
The Duke of Sussex showed courage as he cheered the athletes at the Invictus Games
The 37-year-old Duke of Sussex looked immersed in today’s sporting event when he faced England against the United States in the wheelchair rugby gold medal match from South Park.
The Duke of Sussex showed the crowd his waist as he presented his wheelchair rugby medals at the Invictus Games.
The match eventually saw USA beat England and Harry looked mesmerized during the sporting event.
Harry is a fan of the sport and faced off with his cousin Zara Tindall for a match at the 2014 event at Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park in London.
Today, Harry spoke with a retired US team sergeant who suffered a devastating spinal cord injury and started playing wheelchair rugby just two weeks after his injury.
The conversation was part of Duke’s last interview on American television. He insisted on talking to the queen “about things he could not talk to anyone else about”.
She also expressed doubts that she would attend her grandmother’s platinum anniversary celebrations in London in June, amid the ongoing security litigation with the UK Home Office, adding: “Home for me is now home, you know. , currently in the United States. And that’s how it feels.
The Duke of Sussex eagerly watched England face off against the USA in a wheelchair rugby match at the Invictus Games in South Park.
Prince Harry chatted enthusiastically with the audience watching the match for tonight’s wheelchair rugby gold medal.
Prince Harry eagerly watched England take on the United States in a wheelchair rugby match at the Invictus Games in South Park.
This is despite British lawyers telling the Supreme Court in February, “This is and will always be your home.”
The Duke also said that he and his wife, Meghan Markle, were “welcome with open arms and we have a wonderful community in Santa Barbara” in California.
Harry spoke of the mantra of “trying to make the world a better place for my children” and explained that he feared he might experience a “disruption” while working from home on his £11m mansion in Montecito, Italy.
He also praised the Queen’s “sense of humor” and spoke of their “very special relationship” after their surprise meeting with him and his wife, Meghan Markle, over tea at Windsor Castle last Thursday.
And speaking of his late mother, Princess Diana, Harry said… NBC today “feels his presence in almost everything I do now” and tells his son Archie about her and they have pictures of him in their house.
Duke of Sussex applauds athletes in wheelchair rugby final between Team England and USA
Duke of Sussex takes part in wheelchair rugby final between Team England and USA
Prince Harry snapped a photo on his phone while watching wheelchair rugby between Team England and USA.
When asked about the anniversary celebrations, he said, “I don’t know yet. There are many things with security vulnerabilities and everything in between. That’s what I’m trying to do, introduce me to my kids”.
But when asked if she missed Charles and William, the Duke was eager to get off topic and told host Hoda Kotb: “I’m focused on these guys here for me right now. [Invictus athletes] and giving 120 percent and everything I can to ensure that these families have the experience of a lifetime.
“Here is my goal. And when I leave, I will come back and focus on my family, which I miss so much.
Since then, her visit to the Games with Meghan, who has left The Hague to return to California to care for Archie and Lilibet, marks the couple’s first time together in two years in public on this side of the Atlantic.
Source: Daily Mail
