This international sporting event, co-founded by Prince Harry, brings together wounded and sick veterans and servicemen and women from around the world. In the video message, Prince Harry expressed his excitement and nervousness as the countdown to the Invictus Games launch on September 9th began. However, keen observers noted that Harry appeared somewhat awkward and uncomfortable in the video, leading to speculation about his state of mind during filming.
Some viewers speculated that Harry might have consumed alcohol or drugs before recording the video, as his demeanor seemed unfocused and scattered. His eyes darted around, and his speech was marked by repeated use of "um" and head wobbles. At times, he appeared to be reading from cue cards or a script, and his delivery lacked a clear focus.
Despite the video's apparent lack of coherence, Prince Harry did manage to convey his congratulations to the participating athletes, acknowledging their progress on their healing journeys. He emphasized that the event was part of his own personal journey as well and predicted that the upcoming Invictus Games would be the best ever.
This recent social media appearance follows a rare Instagram post of Prince Harry enjoying some leisure time in Japan, where he attended the ISPS Sports Value Summit. In the shared photo, he and Nacho Figueres were seen side by side in a retail store, sporting Aviator-style sunglasses. The Duke of Sussex's participation in the summit focused on discussions about sport, community, and philanthropy.
Despite the apparent slip in the video, Prince Harry remains active in his charitable endeavors, including his dedication to the Invictus Games. However, this unexpected incident has prompted questions about his state of mind and the clarity of his messages, particularly as he continues his public engagements and interactions.
