The prince has long held a reputation as the goofball in the royal family, so in celebration of his return to the U.K, we look back at our favourite Harry moments that made us smile.
Prince Harry pulls a face at his grandmother Queen Elizabeth II as they watch Prince Charles and Camilla, Duchess of Cornwall leave St. George’s Chapel on their wedding 2005.
Prince Harry showed that even royals get star struck when he shook hands with Elton John at the Royal Variety Show.
The Duke tried his hand at archery while visiting the Injured Players Foundation in 2018, showing the bow and arrow were not quite his forte.
New dad Harry is beaming as he shows off a little onesie for baby Archie, standing next to Princess Margriet of the Netherlands at the launch of the 2020 Invictus Games.
Harry was all smiles again when he was gifted a tiny pair of boots from Australia’s Governer General Peter Cosgrove, during their visit to Australia in 2018. Meghan was only a couple months pregnant with baby Archie at the time.
From a young age, Harry showed he had a jokester spirit, not afraid to show his personality to cameras. On a family holiday to Spain in 1987, Diana smiled as a cheeky Harry poked his tongue at photographers.
On a visit to London’s Fit and Fed programme in 2018, Prince Harry wasn’t afraid to join in on the games, playing a round of Simon Says with the group of children.
While William and Kate eagerly cheered on, Harry looked glum as he watched a rugby game between England and Italy in Twickenham, London.
Harry showed his softer side as he played with Jester the dog during the UK team trials for the 2017 Toronto Invictus Games.
At the same Invictus Games in 2017, Harry was snapped joking around with two-year-old Emily Henson (the daughter of a Paralympian), pulling faces at her when she tried to steal his popcorn.
Harry once again showed off his rebellious spirit, pulling a face as he, Diana and William looked out over the balcony of Buckingham Palace during the 1988 Trooping of the Colour ceremony.
Harry joined in on the rugby fun at the All Schools programme coaching even in Twickenham Stadium.
During a visit to Kingston, Jamaica in 2012, Prince Harry demonstrated his moves as he danced with Chantol Dormer at a local youth centre.
