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Prince Harry has marked his second official outing since returning to the UK, as he was spotted in Birmingham for the INSPIRE education programme.
About the INSPIRE programme implemented in schools
INSPIRE forms part of an education programme from the Invictus Games, which are due to be held in Birmingham in 2027.
The initiative enables teachers to use stories from the Invictus Games in lessons, including in subjects like English, PE and the performing arts.
Harry was seen in Birmingham less than 24 hours after he hosted his Invictus Spirit Gala Dinner & Awards at the Old Royal Naval College in Greenwich, London.
For his second outing, the Duke of Sussex kept things casual as he pulled up to Ninestiles School in a black polo shirt and jeans.
Prince Harry makes key plea to students during visit
Harry met the students and urged the pupils to strike a "balance" between their physical and mental health.
During the visit, the Duke played a game of pickleball, learnt how the INSPIRE programme was helping students, and joined a class where students were learning STEM skills.
Charles Spencer calls out King Charles in new interview
Harry's appearance came, as his uncle, Charles Spencer, continues to spark buzz due to his upcoming book, titled Swan Song: Diana, My Sister.
In a bombshell interview with the BBC on Friday, September 18, the 9th Earl Spencer called out King Charles and Buckingham Palace's statement, as he defended claims made in the book, noting, "I'm telling the truth."
The interview highlighted a shocking claim that came to light after the Daily Mail published the first preview of the book, in which Spencer claimed that King Charles said that Princess Diana would be forgotten "soon enough" after her death.
When the interview shed light on Buckingham Palace's response to the claim, with the interviewer stating, "The King is plainly furious," Earl Spencer said, "Is he furious or is he embarrassed."
Prince Harry's outing was the second since he moved to the UK with his family in late August.
