And that’s just recently.
As part of the royal family, Prince Harry has made headlines since he was a young boy.
But there’s plenty more to his story than what’s splashed on the front page.
Consider it your crash course on one of the most talked-about members of the royal family.
From what we can tell, it was quite an eventful trip!
After going on a Safari, the young prince met the chart-topping girl group theSpice Girls.
After meeting the Spice Girls, he and his father watched them perform for a charity concert in Johannesburg.
According to the BBC, it was Harry’s first big event following the tragedy.
“We were in Norfolk on school holidays, and we went out litter-picking with him.”
The two of them apparently thought nothing of it, assuming it was a thing most families did.
According to theBBC, he spent some of his time working on a sheep farm in Australia.
Then he went to Lesotho, where he volunteered to help orphans.
His time in Lesotho had a huge impact on him.
He even founded a nonprofit,Sentebale, with the mission to help children there.
The kids they help have often been affected by HIV, AIDS, and poverty.
That’s a fact," she toldITV News.
The two began working closely together when they founded Sentebale in 2006.
OnSentebale’s website, Harry spoke about his time in Lesotho and all he learned from Seeiso.
“I was lucky enough to have an amazing guide in Prince Seeiso,” he shared.
Through their shared passion for helping the children of Lesotho, the two princes formed a real bond.
Notably, he’d also been invited to Prince William and Kate Middleton’s wedding in 2011.
Barlow recorded Harry’s musical talents on his laptop, and his tambourine playing is on the finished track.
Barlow talked about meeting the prince toThe Daily Beast.
“He’s fun and relaxed and he’s a really nice kid,” he said.
But once Barlow explained what he had in mind, Harry was apparently game to join in.
He probably hasn’t got a clue what he’s part of just yet."
The seemingly random name was inspired in part by one of his favorite DJs, DeadMau5.
The username surfaced when Meghan Markle and Harry first started dating.
But the clues were there.
According toExpress, some of these overly enthused fans even refer to themselves as “Harry Hunters.”
He goes and adds a stop in my home state of New Jersey.
About the incident, police spokesman Kraig Gray said, “Prince Harry is a high-prominence figure.
There are some people who have got an unhealthy attraction to him.”
He trekked the South Pole
Prince Harry has proven himself to be quite the adventurer.
In 2013, he trekked the South Pole as part ofWalking With the Wounded’sexpedition there.
Walking With the Wounded is a charity that helps U.K. veterans reenter society and live an independent life.
These grueling annual trips are presumably one of the ways the organization funds its vital work.
Together they completed an over200-mile trekthrough harsh terrain while pulling sleds weighing 150 pounds or more.
He served in the British Army for ten years with two tours in Afghanistan.
During that time, he eventually rose to the rank of captain.
However, he started as a cadet just like anyone else.
The prince entered training in May 2005 and was known as Officer Cadet Wales.
Markle said, “Three days before our wedding, we got married.
But Justin Welby, the Archbishop of Canterbury, spoke out to clear things up.
He officiated the wedding and assuredLa Repubblicathat the legal ceremony took place on Saturday, May 19, 2018.
He added, “These Games have shown the very best of the human spirit.”
As he advanced, he was known as Captain Wales (viaThe Guardian).
This is because the prince doesn’t technically have a last name.
His full name is Henry Charles Albert David (viaBritannica).
Quite a mouthful, and as you may have noticed, his first name isn’t even Harry.
That’s just a nickname for Henry.
But with all those names, there’s not a last name in sight.
To make up for this lack of last name, both of his children are using the surname Mountbatten-Windsor.
So, it’s no surprise that she and Prince Harry adopted another rescue dog together.
According toPeople, the duke and duchess of Sussex adopted a black Labrador in August 2018.
They named their dog Pula, which they revealed has a very sentimental meaning for the couple.
The country was clearly significant to the couple as they returned to help withElephants Without Borders.
Though he kept the memento for years, Prince Harry eventually gave the ring to his brother.
“His one thing he kept from his mother, he gave to his brother.
That’s selfless, kind, and exactly who Diana was,” Burrell said (viaThe Sun).
