The Invictus games closing ceremonies
were three hours of tributes to the world’s military, their
families and friends and music topped with lots of music. The show
was hosted by ESPN’s Jeremy Schaap and even though there was no
official medal count the United States came out on top; the United
Kingdom came in next and France was third. It opened with every
participant receiving a…
The Invictus Games are now in full swing
in Orlando, before he went, I was able to interview James McGill
former Grenadier Guardsman and now working for Jaguar Land Rover
thanks to the Career Transition Partnership. The MoD’s official
partner for armed forces…
Prince Harry has opened up about his
private life, slamming what he said was ‘’incessant need’’ to find
out every bit of detail about what goes on behind the scenes. The
fifth in line has been the subject of increasing speculations about
a potential life, making it…
Excitement for the approaching Invictus
Games in Orlando reached new levels today when President Barack
Obama and First Lady Michelle sent Prince Harry a direct challenge
via Twitter. Hey, @KensingtonRoyal! Are you ready for
@InvictusOrlando? Game on. pic.twitter.com/S34KrEv5Is — The First
Lady (@FLOTUS) April 29, 2016 //platform.twitter.com/widgets.js In
a pre-recorded video clip First…
Royals Spearhead New Campaign for Mental Health
24th April 2016
The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge and
Prince Harry have teamed up to spearhead a new campaign that aims
to end stigma around mental health, Kensington Palace have
announced. Heads Together will unite the Royal Foundation- of which
the three are patrons- and a group of…
Why the lack of promotion for Invictus Games in the US?
15th April 2016
With the Invictus Games at Disney’s Wide
World of Sports Complex in Orlando, Florida, just under a month
away, we have yet to see much promotion or advertising of the event
here in the United States. Even at Walt Disney World, there are no
signs or advertisements on the…
Prince Harry is to attend a Service
of Commemoration at Westminster Abbey later today, to remember
the victims of the two terrorist attacks in Tunisia in 2015. The
Prince, attending on behalf of The Queen, will join
the family members of those who lost loved ones, who were
injured or who witnessed the attacks. 60 people, including 31
British citizens, were killed in the attacks on the 18…
Prince Harry to extend Nepal trip for six days
24th March 2016
Prince Harry has announced he will be
extending his trip to Nepal for an extra six days to help with an
earthquake relief project – rebuilding a school damaged by the
earthquake in cooperation with Team Rubicon. He made the
announcement on the last day of his official…
Prince Harry begins royal tour of Nepal
21st March 2016
Prince Harry has begun his five-day tour
of Nepal focusing on the Nepalese relief efforts
following the country’s devastating earthquakes in 2015. Nearly
9,000 people were killed and 22,000 were injured. In addition close
to million homes were destroyed. Thousands of…
Prince Harry has revealed that his
charity work is inspired by his mother, Diana, Princess of
Wales’s teachings and that he “can’t wait for the day” when he has
children of his own. The Prince, who begins a four-day tour of
Nepal on Sunday, was speaking to Good Morning America‘s co-host
Robin Roberts, as he also continues his efforts to promote the
upcoming…

