For three years, Prince Harry and Duchess Meghan lost a lot of sympathy with interviews, TV appearances and their own publications. At the “Invictus Games” in Düsseldorf they try out a quieter demeanor – with success.
You can see how he is fighting back tears. It’s the moment when Prince Harry reports on his meeting with Canadian veteran James Gendron. About what the soldier stationed in Afghanistan experienced and what traumatizes him to this day. And while Gendron is cheered by the audience at the closing ceremony of the “Invictus Games” in Düsseldorf, the younger son of King Charles III appears. a few steps back. The “Invictus Games” are a sporting event for soldiers who have been physically and mentally injured in action. Harry is the patron, and this week in Düsseldorf also shed new light on his life as a royal, who now has to earn money away from the British royal family. thrown.