The Duke of Sussex took in the gold medal wheelchair rugby match in Canada Prince Harry is feeling the love at the Invictus Games. On Feb. 13, the Duke of Sussex, 40, attended the wheelchair rugby finals of the Invictus Games Vancouver Whistler 2025 and gave a competitor a sweet kiss on the cheek after the gold medal game between France and the U.

The Invictus Games have run in Vancouver, Canada since Saturday, February 8 and will last until Sunday, February 16, 2025

Have you even been to the Invictus Games if you don’t snap a selfie with Prince Harry? All Black legend Richie McCaw ticked that off his list this weekend – sharing a photo on social media platforms of him taking in a game of wheelchair rugby with the fifth in line to the British throne.

Prince Harry was pictured enjoying a pint in the stands while watching wheelchair basketball last night. The Duke of Sussex shared the beer with spectators just days after his wife Meghan Markle headed home to be with their two children.

Prince Harry has admitted he wishes he could close down the Invictus Games in a heartfelt statement. The Duke is continuing his trip in Canada without his wife Meghan Markle

Prince Harry's Invictus Games are in full swing in Vancouver and Whistler, Canada, and Team U.S. athletes exclusively tell PEOPLE about what the event means to them.

Prince Harry has said he wishes he could 'close down' his Invictus Games competition for injured veterans, as his Canada trip continues without Meghan Markle

MEGHAN Markle shrieked as they tried her hand at tubing while Prince Harry coached her at the Invictus Games just hours before the Duchess is due to fly home alone. Despite her husband’s

Prince Harry, who founded the Invictus Games in 2014, is now hoping that one day he can pass on the reigns to his two children.The Duke of Sussex, who is currently in Canada attending the

Prince Harry has one more gift to give son Prince Archie when he returns to Monteicto, after a Team USA competitor gifted the young prince a toy from his own son.

Prince Harry made a "special" visit to the Tsleil-Waututh Nation on day seven of the Invictus Games. The Duke of Sussex, 40, engaged with the local community, stopping at the daycare, where he spent time with the next generation of youngsters.