Prince Harry came back to London fresh from his Toronto trip where he visited his girlfriend Meghan Markle after his 14-day Caribbean tour on Sunday. The royal highness was reportedly blooming and full of spirit as he graced a charity event Wednesday.
As a matter of fact, he happily joined the brokers and accepted phone calls at the ICAP Charity Day as a support for the Sentebale which he and Prince Seeiso have founded. The said charity aims to provide psychological assistance to children who suffers from HIV/Aids in southern Africa. According to ET Online, Prince Harry even closed an incredible amount of $635 million on a single deal along with others on his duty as a trader. Wow.
On a photo, the royal prince shows inevitably high energy around the staff of the ICAP Charity who were wearing their pirate-themed costumes. Kensington Palace (@KensingtonRoyal) also tweeted a video of a scene where Prince Harry was talking on the phone, which was followed by another video tweet of him and the brokers shouting their pirate cheers as a celebration for the deal he closed.
Prince Harry closes a deal at #ICAPCharityDay to raise vital funds for charities like @Sentebale pic.twitter.com/6sMDBjOg2o
— Kensington Palace (@KensingtonRoyal) December 7, 2016
Yarghh!! The #ICAPCharityDay pirates and Prince Harry celebrate securing the deal... pic.twitter.com/bVy1gNvmKJ
— Kensington Palace (@KensingtonRoyal) December 7, 2016
Days prior to the event, Prince Harry reportedly flew all the way to Canada to meet and be with his girlfriend Meghan Markle to spend their private time together, since the "Suits" actress could not be able to spend the holidays with him in the palace yet until their engagement, the source said.
However, this does not stop the couple from showing their love for each other despite their distance. Prince Harry and Meghan Markle were first puplicly seen on October followed by Prince Harry's confirmation of their relationship on November. He pleaded to the public to respect the privacy of his girlfriend.
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