Prince Harry personally came up with the idea of appearing on a comedy podcast hosted by a former England rugby player during his recent tour of England. Behind-the-scenes footage from the run-up to the series offers an unprecedented look at how the high-profile interview was conducted, and the casual tone adopted by the royals during the special recording.Based on a video called “We Invited Prince Harry.” He actually showed up,” the podcast hosts are preparing for a special edition of the upcoming “The Undefeated Games.” The duo, consisting of football player Joe Marler and comedian Jake Bhardwaj, are preparing to film their hit comedy show “See You Now, Joe Marler.”In a behind-the-scenes video, Bhardwaj introduced the arrangement, noting that the Invincibles Games are still a year away and preparing to talk to “very special” people. Mahler, visibly shaken, admitted he couldn’t say the guest’s name out loud, calling the situation “crazy.”When Bhardwaj joked that the royal visitor “wasn’t Voldemort” and wouldn’t appear out of thin air, Mahler finally announced the guest: “This is Prince Harry, the Duke of Sussex. The Duke of my county.”
The royal joked about her hair color during the interview and embraced the show’s light-hearted format. Image source (Instagram)
Breaking news about Prince Harry’s involvementThe two hosts maintained their usual irreverent tone as they brainstormed interview topics. Mahler advised not to hesitate in asking provocative questions to the Duke. It was then that Bhardwaj revealed how the incident took place.“I don’t think we should change anything we do on the podcast because he’s the one with the ideas,” Bhardwaj said, explaining that the duke personally requested to be on the show. Mahler immediately agreed, saying that given that Harry had initiated the show himself, they should maintain the chaotic nature of the show.
Prince Harry joins podcast
Once the royals sat down in the studio, the conversation immediately took on a comedic tone. The Duke of Sussex took part in the show’s regular admissions questionnaire, during which he shocked the host by revealing his full official name: “Henry Charles Albert David”, as well as his title and an unexpected nickname: “Jack”.
The Duke combines humor with heartfelt discussions while supporting the upcoming Invincibles Games on his comedy podcast. Image source (Instagram)
The light-hearted banter continued when Mahler asked Prince Harry what people most commonly misunderstand about him. “I’m not a ginger,” the prince retorted with characteristic humor. When Mahler surprisingly questioned whether people had actually misunderstood this, the Duke replied: “Yeah. People think I’m ginger, but I’m more of a sunset color, like auburn.”The remark prompted laughter from the production crew, with the Duke also jokingly complaining about his own experiences as a student. “I need therapy after this,” he laughs, displaying his willingness to self-deprecating humor throughout the recording.
Had a serious discussion with everyone JJ Chalmers
The episode also delves into more substantive issues, with the Duke’s close friend and former Maker competitor JJ Chalmers joining in. The two discuss trauma, grief, and the role Prince Harry’s children play in keeping him grounded, changing the tone from comedy to more meaningful dialogue.The special ends on a pleasant note, combining humor and pathos through cultural quizzes and singing with a touch of nostalgia. Starting his own podcast confirms the Duke’s commitment to supporting the Invincible Games and meeting audiences in non-traditional spaces beyond the traditional Royal Terrace.
