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Prince Harry teamed up with country singer Jelly Roll for a playful promotional video for the upcoming Invictus Games. The video features Harry pretending to get his first tattoo from Jelly Roll ...

Prince Harry has teamed up with Jelly Roll for a cheeky advertisement for the 2025 Invictus Games. In the clip shared on Instagram Tuesday, the Duke of Sussex joked about wanting a tattoo on his ...

There's no tattoo in this. I can't get a tattoo!" Prince Harry responded. However, in the end the two made a bet - Prince Harry will get a tattoo as long as Jelly Roll performs at the 2025 ...

Prince Harry explains that there’s been a miscommunication. “Uh, no, I came here to ask you to do the Invictus Games,” he adds. “There’s no tattoo in this.

Prince Harry was spotted visiting a tattoo parlour in New York during his trip to the Big Apple in September, sparking rumours that he had marked his 40th birthday with some new ink ...

Jelly Roll — CMA Award winner, Grammy Award nominee, philanthropist and now, royal tattoo artist. The Antioch native recently appeared alongside Prince Harry in an ad for the 2025 Invictus Games ...

Britain's Prince Harry appeared in a new video to promote his Invictus Games, where he jokingly gets a neck tattoo from US country artist Jelly Roll. In the video, uploaded on 19 November by an ...

Prince Harry has wound back the clock to his bad boy youth, “inking” his first ever tattoo in New York City. Well, kind of. The Duke of Sussex rolled into the famous East Side Ink in what was ...

Jelly Roll has appeared in a new trailer for the 2025 Invictus Games – and given Prince Harry a less-than-ideal new tattoo. Check it out below. In a lighthearted new video shared yesterday ...

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