Prince Harry previously dropped the F-bomb during one furious phone call after a heartbreaking ban.

Heart of Invictus was released on Netflix last year, a highly-anticipated documentary series that followed a group of athletes on their way to the Invictus Games.

The Invictus Games was founded by Harry back in 2014, and has since been referred to by many royal fans as his “best work”.

In the third episode of the series, Harry is seen on a video call to the Invictus team in the UK – where he appears to make a dig about his military uniform.

Encouraging the team ahead of last year’s Games, Harry can be heard saying: “You did it every day, wearing uniform and for one reason or another that uniform had to be hung up. That service that runs in your blood, our blood, never leaves the body. It is there.”

This comment comes after Harry was banned from sporting military uniform at the King’s coronation last year after his decision to step down as a working royal in 2020.

In contrast to fellow royals, such as Prince William, Harry wore a morning suit on May 6, 2023.

The father of two also wore a suit for the late Queen Elizabeth II’s funeral in September 2022 – despite calls for him to be allowed to wear military dress. However, one exception was made when he wore uniform during a vigil around his grandmother’s coffin in Westminster Hall. Reports suggested Harry nearly decided to wear the morning suit anyway to avoid “humiliation”.

On the same call, Harry could be heard dropping the F-bomb. The 39-year-old said: “So when you’re out there kicking a**, trying to win a medal, or just having fun, making your family incredibly proud, when you feel that feeling in your throat and you feel like you might want to cry, then just f***ing cry. I mean that.”