PRINCE Harry plants a kiss on the crown of a volleyball player at the finals of his Invictus Games.
The Duke of Sussex was on the sidelines for the final between Brazil and Nigeria in Vancouver, Canada, on Saturday.
He was also pictured high-fiving young fans at the event, much to their obvious delight.
Harry later presented gold medals to the victorious Brazil side at the Vancouver Convention Centre.
Brazil won in straight sets and some of their team were so overcome with emotion that they burst into tears as they received their medals.
Meanwhile Harry, 40, who once poked fun at his brother Prince William’s “alarming baldness”, is now also looking follicly challenged — as our pictures show.
Earlier this week Harry took part in a traditional blanket ceremony in Canada.
He received the honour on a visit to the Tsleil-Waututh Nation in British Columbia.
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The sacred gesture symbolises protection and respect.
Harry said that he had been “profoundly moved” by the experience.
