Prince Harry, the younger son of King Charles III, added a touch of warmth and spontaneity to the ISPS Sports Values Summit-Special Edition in Tokyo as he engaged in a heartwarming interaction with the Stellenbosch University Choir from South Africa.
During a backstage encounter captured in a video shared on Twitter by Stellenbosch University, Prince Harry was seen mingling with the choir members, exuding his signature affability. In a heartfelt moment, he requested a group hug from the talented singers, playfully urging them to “keep spreading the love.” The exchange culminated in a resounding chorus of “South Africa” from the choir members, echoing their enthusiasm for the nation they represent.
The Duke of Sussex’s genuine and relatable demeanor shone through as he exchanged words with the Stellenbosch University Choir. The students had the honor of inaugurating the ISPS Sports Values Summit-Special Edition under the direction of conductor AndrΓ© van der Merwe.
In response to the heartwarming interaction, van der Merwe expressed his appreciation, stating, “Thank you that you spent so much time with us β for such an icon, so modest, oh my word.” Prince Harry chuckled in response, humbly acknowledging the warm sentiment.
Stellenbosch University Choir shared the touching video on Twitter, captioning it with a joyful string of emojis, “That moment Prince Harry meets the Stellenbosch University Choir and confesses to be a big fan.” The caption playfully concluded, “It’s the group hug at the end for us,” encapsulating the endearing highlight of the encounter.
Prince Harry’s genuine connection with the Stellenbosch University Choir showcases his affinity for engaging with people from all walks of life, reinforcing his commitment to positive interactions and spreading messages of unity and compassion.
