Prince Harry Discusses Life as a Full-Time Dad and More on Podcast

Prince Harry recently appeared on the “Joe Marler Will See You Now” podcast, sharing insights about his life and current pursuits. The podcast, hosted by former England rugby player Joe Marler, released the episode featuring the Duke of Sussex on July 13. It was reportedly filmed during Harry’s recent visit to the U.K.

Prince Harry’s Identity and Current Role

When asked to introduce himself, Harry stated his name as “Henry Albert Charles David, Duke of Sussex.” He humorously described his occupation as a “full-time dad.” Harry’s answer highlighted his focus on parenting his two young children.

Kinsey Schofield, a digital host, noted that Harry used his title rather than his full legal name. This subtlety underscored how closely he remains connected to his royal identity.

Harry on the Invictus Games

During the interview, Prince Harry corrected Marler when referred to as the “inventor” of the Invictus Games, clarifying that he is the “founder.” The interview aimed to promote the upcoming 2027 Invictus Games in Birmingham.

Glimpse into Personal Preferences and Humor

Harry shared that he enjoys watching “Love Island,” a reality TV show. He also mentioned being aware of the 2014 show “I Want to Marry Harry,” joking about the timing of the filming.

When asked about his grooming habits, Harry likened his routine to “s–t, shower, shave,” adding details about maintaining a tidy beard and hair.

On Exercising and Recovery

The conversation shifted to the topic of recovery from trauma. Harry emphasized exercise, particularly going to the gym, as beneficial for mental health.

Harry’s Current Activities and Relocations

Recently, Harry participated in a session of pickleball, one of the new sports in the Invictus Games lineup. His visit to the U.K. included attending several charity events.

Despite speculation surrounding a meeting with his father, Harry confirmed spending time at Highgrove House with Meghan, Prince Archie, and Princess Lilibet, meeting King Charles III and Queen Camilla.

Since their royal exit in 2020, Harry and Meghan have aimed to create independent roles while residing in California with their children.