Prince Harry at the Invictus Games
In a party mood with fans and Danish royals
At the Invictus Games, Prince Harry celebrated with international fans and met other royals. In the United States, however, there is a threat of adversity.
Prince Harry (40) once more demonstrates his flair for humans at the Invictus Games in Vancouver, Canada. On the penultimate day of the competitions, the British Royal mingled with the fans of different nations at the sitting volleyball matches and created the best atmosphere on site.
At times the rush of the fans was so great that his security guards intervened and people had to hold back people who rose too close to the royal for selfies. Harry did not let that spoil the mood.
Spontaneous meeting with Danish Royals
At first he joined a group of Nigerian fans. Between two women he posed in a good mood and put his arms around her shoulders.
He then visited the Danish followers who were dressed in red and white and partly wore Viking horns. There he also met Prince Joachim von Denmark (55) and his wife Princess Marie (49), with whom he had talked to the field of the field.
More activities in Canada
During a break at the Invictus Games, Prince Harry received a special honor: the indigenous Tsleil-Waututh gave him their highest award in the form of a hand-woven robe. On the couple’s website, this was described as a “deeply moving moment”.
Prince Harry will visit other sitting volleyball games in the evening and present the medals at the award ceremony. The Invictus Games he launched offer war -sized soldiers a platform to compete in sporting competition.
Prince Harry’s Visa-Zoff in the USA continues
Best mood in Canada or not, in Harry’s adopted home of California, however, another unmach could brew. US President Donald Trump (78) apparently remains tough in Causa Harry: ‘If Trump is still behind a possible criminal prosecution of the British Royal, he should have said the untruth in his US visual application regarding his drug use.
Trump had recently said that he did not want to deport the Duke of Sussex because he was already punished enough with his “terrible” wife Duchess Meghan (43). But as sources from Trump’s environment reveal, the ex-president “sworn transparency” and would consequently support legal steps against Harry.
The consequences could be significant: Anyone who lies with a US visual application for drug use risks up to five years in prison, a fine or deportation. In his memoir “Spare” from 2023, Harry admitted the consumption of cocaine, marijuana and Magic Mushrooms.
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Source: Stern
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