Following the ceremony, Harry revealed he was fairly nervous about messing up his half. “I’m so proud, it’s a bit out the comfort zone to be off the pitch, but it’s a great day for me and my family,” he stated. “With football you’re in your comfort zone, even in front of thousands of people. Here, you don’t want to mess anything up.” He additionally praised his teammates for a way they dealt with racist abuse throughout their win over Montenegro on Monday. “I am just proud of how the boys have handled it,” remarked Harry. “When stuff like that happens it’s about more than football but the boys focused on their job, didn’t let it affect them and it proved the best way of proving those people wrong is by winning the game and scoring goals.”
Later on within the day, Harry took to Instagram to put up: “A real honour and an enormously proud day for me and my family. A massive thanks to my @england teammates and coaching staff.” The sportsman made positive he spent his big day together with his childhood sweetheart. Kate has been in a relationship with Harry for over 5 years and has identified him since college. They first met whereas they have been pupils at Chingford Foundation School and so they had a star connection from an early age – they have been each photographed with David Beckham in 2005 aged simply 11 and 12 for the launch of his soccer academy.
