was pictured sitting in a chair at a tattoo parlour in while rapper Jelly Roll held up an ink gun near the royal’s neck.
A hilarious video released on November 19 by the shows the Duke of Sussex squirming on the chair after giving in and accepting he’d get a tattoo in exchange for the rapper’s attendance at the upcoming Games.
But the video turned out to be a promotional skit to promote the royal’s beloved tournament.In the video Harry suggests the rapper tattoos his lower back or anywhere “nobody will see”, but the artist has other ideas and starts to draw a design on Harry’s neck. In a comedic exchange, the Duke of Sussex asks Jelly Roll “Have you done this before?” with the rapper showing some hesitation.
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The Duke of Sussex during a ‘tattoo’ sketch with Jelly Roll (Image: Invictus Games/PA Wire)
The two were filmed at the tattoo parlour .When Harry is given a mirror to look at the design, he exclaims: “What’s that?”The two share a laugh as a fake tattoo with the artist’s name appears on Harry’s neck.The video has been posted by the Invictus Games Vancouver Whistle 2025 social media account, stating Jelly Roll and are to “reunite” at the Invictus Games closing ceremony on February 16.Fans now understand why Harry was spotted at the tattoo parlour this autumn One fan exclaimed on X: “So now we know why Harry was at that Tattoo parlor in New York.”Another fan wrote: “Harry is hilarious!! I love it.”
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Prince Harry poses with Jelly Roll at New York tattoo parlour East Side Ink (Image: PA)
The video comes after Harry spent two days in Canada where he also launched the at the Seaforth Armoury.Harry delivered a heartfelt speech onstage and surprised the children with tickets to attend the opening ceremony next year. The tournament will take place between 8 and 16 February.
On Sunday night, the Duke also surprised sports fans as he attended the Grey Cup ahead of the Toronto Argonauts’ clash with the Winnipeg Blue Bombers.Despite no longer being a working royal, has always aimed to make the Invictus Games After spending 10 years in the military, Harry made the decision to use his own personal experience to create an event for others who have served, but adapting it in a way to suit wounded, injured or sick armed personnel.
The Duchess of Sussex did not join her husband in Canada and .