The Duke of Sussex, Prince Harry, has forever been a flag bearer for mental health and safety. Given the struggles of his early childhood to make it through neglected adulthood, he has suffered it all. However, things in his love life started to get right back on track when he met the love of his life at the Soho House in London. Nonetheless, their fairytale wedding soon catapulted to become a dreaded nightmare for the entire royal sphere. Having eliminated it all from his daily routine, the Duke has been up and running with his charitable works and humanitarian endeavors. 

King Charles’ youngest son recently touched bases in Tokyo Japan to attend the ISPS HANDA conference for his Sentebale charity. After a successful greeting and meeting with the associates, Prince Harry stepped out in a Tokyo mall to shop for his beloved, Meghan Markle. Following the cheerful appearance on a casual shopping trip with his best lad, Prince Harry has now turned his locus on the major upcoming events that lay a month away. 

Speaking of his Invictus Games Tournament, Prince Harry delivered a sweet message in a video shot in Japan. Before setting off for Dusseldörf, the Afghanistan veteran shared a few words of encouragement saying “You’re all on different parts of your healing journey.” And that they are not alone, reported Mirror. Along with the participants, the entire crew from head to toe share the same sentiments. 

This was not the first time the Duke spoke volumes on his trip. 

Prior to the video message, Prince Harry spoke on the power of sports

The ISPS HANDA conference was quite a delightful meeting for everyone present. And brothers are not always your kinfolks. Prince Harry’s close buddy, Argentine polo player, and Sentebale’s Ambassador as well, Nacho Figueras, also accompanied him on the meet speaking to the HANDA authorities. While speaking to the crowd, Prince Harry outlined the principles we learn on the field. 

“No one ever crosses a finish line or scores a goal without the help and belief of others,” said the Duke. And that, to him, is “the power of sport.” Having said it all, the Prince and Figueras will now head to Singapore where they face off against each other for a polo match. 

What is your opinion on Prince Harry’s notable messages on sports and Mental health? Let us know in the comments below.