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Prince Harry makes first public appearance since UK return

The Duke of Sussex attended London's first Invictus Spirit Awards. It was his first public appearance after returning to the UK.

Harry appeared at the Invictus Spirit Awards on Thursday. The event was at the Old Royal Naval College in Greenwich, London.

Harry wore black tie and his military medals. Harry greeted fans and posed for selfies with wounded veterans.

Harry told guests he was very excited to meet the nominees and winners. The ceremony honours members of the global Invictus community.

These members have overcome adversity and supported others in recovery. Harry spotted rugby union star James Haskell and gave him a bear hug.

Then the pair posed for photographs. The awards recognise resilience, community commitment, and contributions to international sports recovery.

Why it mattersThe appearance shows Harry's ongoing work with veteran causes. It also shows his involvement in projects he founded.

AustraliaNo direct Australian impact, though royal watchers and Invictus Games supporters in Australia will follow the story.

Corroborated bythenightly.com.au

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