On November 19, the Invictus Games 25 Instagram page shared a video.
The video featured the founder of the Invictus Games, Prince Harry, sitting in a chair in the middle of the East Side Ink Tattoo parlor in New York City. âThis is where people get tattooed, right?â
Harry was patiently waiting for his tattoo artist to meet with him when country singer Jelly Roll appeared.
A confused Harry asked Jelly Roll why he was wearing gloves, saying he had only asked to meet with him to see if Jelly Roll was willing to participate in the Invictus Games.
Thatâs when Jelly Roll struck a deal with the prince, saying if Harry would agree to get an Invictus Games-inspired tattoo, then he would agree to do the Invictus Games. âHave you done this before?â Harry asked Jelly Roll. âPractically,â he answered.
After agreeing to the deal, Jelly Roll tatted the gamesâ âI AMâ symbol on Harryâs neck, adding âJelly Rollâ underneath it.
While Harry hasnât confirmed one way or the other, itâs likely the bit and the likely fake tattoo were all in good fun.
Either way, viewers loved the video.
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ââHave you done this before?â âPractically.â Oh, this is good,â one commenter quoting the video wrote in the comments.
âGreat video for an awesome announcement!â another fan wrote.
âI love when Harry gets goofy,â another comment read.
The 2025 Invictus Games are set to take place in Vancouver Whistler, British Columbia from February 8 to February 16.
Harry, a veteran who completed two tours in Afghanistan, founded the games in 2014 to offer a competitive outlet for wounded and sick soldiers, both active-duty and veterans all over the world.
As a result of his work, Harry won the Pat Tillman Award at the ESPYs this year. The award honors soldier Pat Tillman, who was killed while serving in Afghanistan in 2004.
âSara Vallone, The Charlotte Observer (TNS)
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