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Prince Harry Joins Children at Warwickshire Festival for Goat Yoga and Games
Prince Harry appeared at the Scotty's Little Soldiers summer festival at Maxstoke Castle on Saturday. He took part in goat yoga and a water balloon battle while answering questions from children who lost parents in military service. The visit followed a private family meeting with King Charles the previous day.
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Prince Harry joined about 200 children and families at the Scotty's Little Soldiers summer festival at Maxstoke Castle in Warwickshire on Saturday. He participated in a goat yoga session that featured six nanny goats and their four-month-old offspring.
Children pelted him with water balloons during the event, and he later engaged in a water balloon battle with three-year-old River at an inflatable obstacle course.
During a question-and-answer session in a marquee, Harry responded to questions from children who had lost parents in military service. GB News reported that Harry said his favourite destination is Botswana for "the space and the animals and the beauty". He added that his dog and his children make him laugh on difficult days.
He also said that he and his family mark his mother's anniversaries with lemon drizzle cake. The appearance came hours after a private gathering with King Charles at Highgrove on Friday. Prince Archie, aged seven, Princess Lilibet, aged five, the Duchess of Sussex and the Queen also attended the meeting.
The Duchess of Sussex's presence marked her first known return to British soil since September 2022. She did not attend any public engagements during the visit. Harry had launched the Invictus Games in Birmingham earlier on Friday.
