Prince Harry experienced a humorous setback during a goat yoga session at the Scotty's Little Soldiers festival in Warwickshire, England, on Saturday. The Duke of Sussex was participating in the event, aimed at supporting children who have lost a parent in military service, when one of the goats jumped onto his groin area.
Harry, 41, was instructed to lie on the ground as part of the yoga activity, allowing the animals, including six nanny goats and their young, to walk over him. He reacted with laughter and covered his private area with his hands, appearing to take the incident in good spirits. He was reportedly encouraged to "feel that goat" and "embody the balance of goats" during the session.
The Duke of Sussex, author of "Spare," was dressed in a blue button-up shirt and slacks for the occasion. He spent time feeding and petting the goats alongside approximately 200 children and their families attending the festival.
Harry also engaged in other activities at the festival, including a water balloon fight and an inflatable obstacle course. He concluded his week-long trip to the United Kingdom with this appearance. He had arrived in London earlier in the week to promote the 2027 Invictus Games.
Earlier in the week, Prince Harry reunited with his father, King Charles III, and his children, Prince Archie and Princess Lilibet, at Highgrove House. This meeting marked the first time the King had seen his grandchildren in person in over four years. The family's reunion occurred after Harry's arrival in the UK, for which he reportedly traveled without his wife, Meghan Markle, and their children, due to security concerns.