Prince Harry may be far away from the other side of the ocean, but he is still British, just watch him gallop with a stick in his hand, trying to play... Yes, that's him! Harry, 37, grew up playing the game with his 39-year-old brother, Prince William.
On 1 May, the Duke of Sussex played a friendly match with his old friend Nacho Figueras, who was energetic. Prince Harry was also involved and said he still has a keen interest since moving to the United States.
In any case, Prince Harry needed to stretch a bit before getting on the horse, and he only did some simple squats and made extra effort to exercise his hips. Of course, his wife, Megan Markle, was there to laugh as she watched her prince make these "indecent" gestures.
Prince Harry also played polo with Figueres, the face of professional polo player Ralph Lauren, at the annual Harry East Memorial Tournament at the Santa Barbara Polo Club.
The club is not far from Montecito, where Harry and his wife Meghan and their two children live, Archie just turned three and Lilibet is ten months old.
Figueres also posted a photo of the reunion on social platforms, saying: "It's a pleasure to be riding a horse with my friend Prince Harry...." We've ridden together many times over the years, and now that we're both parents, it's rare to be able to spend this time together.
Figueres was one of the guests attending Harry and Meghan's wedding in May 2018. He is an ambassador for Sentebale, an organization founded by the Prince dedicated to helping children and young people living with HIV and AIDS in Lesotho, South Africa.
Harry recently joined Megan in the Winners' Games in The Hague, the Netherlands. During their travels, they made secret stops in England to visit the Queen at Windsor Castle. It is unclear whether he will return to the UK next month for the Queen's Jubilee celebrations.