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While Meghan is trafficking jam in Hollywood, Prince Harry has slowly been inching his way back into our hearts with his series of well-timed public displays of goofiness.

The Invictus Games shared a video on Tuesday that shows Harry rendezvousing with country star Jelly Roll in a comedic skit filmed at East Side Ink.

Harry asked the singer, born Jason DeFord, to perform at the 2025 Invictus Games closing ceremony next February in Vancouver, and DeFord agreed – but only if he could give Harry his first tattoo.

“Trust me, man, you don’t want anyone doing this but me,” Jelly Roll says, tattoo machine in hand. “Commitment, Prince,” he adds as Harry winces.

“How many people can say they tatted a Prince y’all?”

In the end, the prince winds up with the Invictus Games “I AM” logo on his neck—and Jelly Roll’s signature.

 

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The 2025 Games, the seventh edition of the sporting event for wounded servicemembers and veterans will take place from February 8 to 16 at sites across Vancouver and Whistler.

Winter sports will be added to the roster of adaptive sports for the first time, and in February, Harry and Meghan Markle travelled to the area for a “One Year to Go” training camp, where they visited participants on the ski slopes.

And no, the tattoo wasn’t real, but rather a wink at Jelly Roll’s song “I Am Not Okay”.

The Prince seems to be emerging from the celebrity-induced fugue he’s been in lately, so we’re just going to say it: Harry is so much more fun when Meghan’s not around.

[source:vanityfair]