Prince Harry took a moment to make an important statement after he surprised the public with an appearance in Canada.
The Duke of Sussex, who founded he Invictus Games while he was still a working royal, talked about his venture during Sunday’s Toronto’s Grey Cup
“It’s our ten-year anniversary this year, which is really exciting,” Harry said during the pre-game commentary. “The Invictus movement started back in 2014.”
“It’s a sporting platform used for the rehabilitation and support for wounded soldiers, serving and veterans. We have 25 nations, growing all the time,” he continued. “It’s really an opportunity for the individuals themselves and their families to heal and rehabilitate.”
Harry, who was joined by Invictus participant, Wenshuang Nie, also shared his excitement for introducing the winter games for the first time as the games are set to kick off in Canada in less than three months.
Prince Harry’s statement comes amid the personal crisis the Duke appears to be going on the family front.
Royal experts believe that Harry and his wife Meghan Markle are going through a professional separation in order to build their brand. Previously, an insider also suggested that it was Harry’s idea of “going solo”.
While Harry was in Canada, a major breach of security took place at Windsor Castle, as two masked men stole farm vehicles from the property, just minutes away from estranged brother, Prince William’s residence.
King Charles and Queen Camilla were not in the Castle at the time of the burglary.
Harry’s relationship with his cancer-stricken father continues to be strained, as courtiers urge the monarch to refrain contact with his younger son. Harry and William are still reportedly not on speaking terms.
