Prince Harry proved that he was a man for all nations when he participated in the raw parties with fans from four countries – and other royals.
On the penultimate day of the Invictus games, he came to sing, sing and flag during the sitting volleyball games.
That was his popularity among the crowd that his guards had to intervene and removed people who hang out to grab a selfie.
The prince joined a small group of Nigerian supporters for the first time and at one point hurled between two women and draped his hands around their shoulders.
He then continued to the Danish supporters dressed in red and white – and many wear twin horn hats with Viking style.
He talked to Prince Joachim van Denmark and his wife Princess Marie while they were the court.
Harry then moved over the volleyball court in the Vancouver Convention Center to meet and greet a small group of supporters from Lithuania.
While the up and down bounced to Harry participated in the pleasure.
The Duke of Sussex with Prince Joachim (right) and Princess Marie van Denmark watch the volleyball in Vancouver Convention Center (VCC)
He talked to Prince Joachim van Denmark and his wife Princess Marie while they were the court
Harry then moved over the volleyball court in the Vancouver Convention Center to meet and greet a small group of supporters from Lithuania
He later sat down to talk to Parapegic Josh Vander-Vies, but he said that many of their conversation was drowned out by the noisy crowd.
Flanked by his tough guard, Harry moved to a new court where he could show his support to the Canadian team that took Team UK.
Several fans tried to get too close to the prince to try to get the perfect selfie.
This led to his safety to lead him before he had the opportunity to become a member of the dozens of team and friends of Team UK.
Harry will attend further sitting volleyball games and present the medals during the final later tonight.
Earlier yesterday, the 40-year-old showed that he did not lose his military humor when he laughed a former American marine by telling a Risqué joke about snowmen, although the veteran had to fight with test bar cancer.
The former soldier had challenged Harry, who had two tours in Afghanistan, to think of his best 'bad joke' when they met his week earlier during a breakfast meeting.
Prince Harry, the Duke of Sussex, talks to friends and family of Team Nigeria while watching sitting volleyball on the Invictus Games 2025
Harry poses for photos while he attends a sitting volleyball game between Nigeria and Lithuania during the Invictus matches in Vancouver
Prince Harry with veterans Minister Alastair Carns MP
Harry speaks with a member of the crowd while he attends a sitting volleyball semi-final between Great Britain and Nigeria
Prince Harry lives a sitting volleyball game at between Canada and Groot -Britain during the Invictus games in Vancouver
Harry responds with the crowd during a sitting volleyball game between Canada and Groot -Britain
Harry meets a member of Team Lithuania on the Invictus Games 2025, in Vancouver
Prince Harry at the Bronze & Gold wheelchair Rugby Finals during day 7 of the Invictus Games
Harry grins while he cuts a selfie with one of the wheelchair rugby stars during the event in Vancouver
The prince holds the hands of a woman while wearing the traditional dress of the first nation during the eighth day of the Invictus Games
The Duke of Sussex and Ksenia Ilenkiv are watching the sitting volleyball in Vancouver Convention Center (VCC)
Prince Harry, the Duke of Sussex, founder and patron of the Invictus Games Foundation, is sitting with Team Nigeria in sitting volleyball on the Invictus Games Vancouver Whistler 2025
Michael Harrod remembered the joke after he bumped into Harry during a swimming event at the UBC Aquatics Center where the prince posed with the American stars and stripe flag.
He said: “He asked me:” What is the difference between snowmen and snow women? Snow balls! “Everyone laughed.
“I had already told him that my son made it up and told him he was a guilty, so after he had met a few other people, he came back and found me.”
Michael found the joke about snowballs particularly funny, because in 2022 he was diagnosed with testicular cancer.
He opted for an aggressive approach to treatment and supported by his family, including his son who gave him the nickname 'Single Jingle'. He competes in swimming, sitting volleyball and alpine skiing during the competitions.
