First there was Prince Harry and his wife Meghan, now the Invictus Games have drawn another royal with Crown Prince Frederik of Denmark spotted cheering on his nation's team.
Following on from the Duke and Duchess of Sussex, the Danish prince has thrown his support behind military veterans at the games in Sydney Olympic Park.
The prince, who is the husband of Australian-born royal Princess Mary, watched a sitting volleyball exhibition match between Denmark and Canada on Tuesday evening ahead of the finals event.
The prince was pictured sitting between 99-year-old US veterans Steven Melnikoff and Michael Gantich, with a post from the official Invictus Games account showing him smiling as he cheered on the teams.
It's the second day the prince has been spotted supporting his national team.
The Danish Palace posted a photo on Instagram of Prince Frederik alongside a sailing silver medallist at the games on Monday.
"His Royal Highness the Crown Prince of Denmark was one of the first to congratulate the team when Denmark won a silver medal in sailing," the palace said in a caption written in Danish.
Australian Associated Press
