Prince Harry has chatted to a man who was wearing nothing but his underwear.
The 32-year-old royal made a visit to the University of Bath to meet with rugby player Matthew Attwood, who greeted the flame-haired prince in very little clothing as he was strapped up to sensors as he demonstrated the latest research into rugby injuries, and seeing whether tackling differently could avoid damage.
Matthew said upon meeting the royal: "I feel a bit ridiculous. The day I meet royalty and I'm in not far from my birthday suit. It will be a memorable occasion."
Whilst Harry joked: "You're getting exposure now. And you're going to get rinsed by all your mates tomorrow!"
The Prince was in Bath for the Invictus Games British team trials, where around 300 wounded servicemen and women were competing for a place on the team which will head to the games - which were founded by Prince Harry - in Toronto in September.
Speaking to the hopeful rowers, Harry said: "I'd like to see you all there but the reality is we only have 90 places. But what I do hope is your journey up to this point has been recovery no matter what and on top of recovery you're here making friends and sharing stories and experiences you'll never forget."
And the Prince was also introduced to Dan Phillips, an injured ex-serviceman who is hoping to take part in archery and shot put events.
Dan was accompanied by his young son Harry Phillips, who engaged in a mini boxing match with the royal.
Dan said: "Big Harry was teaching little Harry to box. They were high-fiving and boxing. We were chuffed to bits that they met as we call our son our Prince Harry!"
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