Prince Harry has left competitors of the Invictus games 'nearly in tears' following a hilarious video call
April 06, 2022 - 18:23 BST Matthew Moore Prince Harry has left competitors for the upcoming Invictus Games nearly in tears after he surprised them with a video call from his home in California.The room erupted into laughter when the Duke of Sussex teased competitors over the time they've had to prepare for the Games, which were last held in 2019."You realise that no-one, not just you guys, no-one's got any excuses for not being fit now," he teased.
"The fact that you are sitting there now wearing that strip and you are able to wear the Union Jack on your arm again, that means so much to every single one of you."READ: Idris Elba reveals the one song Meghan Markle requested at 2018 wedding to Prince Harry "The message was about what Invictus is about, that resilience and that journey. It was really wonderful to see him."Harry founded the Invictus Games in 2014, an international adaptive multi-sport event in which wounded, injured or sick armed services personnel and veterans participate. It celebrates the power of sport in recovery and how it can help, physically or psychologically, those suffering from injuries or illness.
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