Earlier this month, Prince Harry was in Orlando promoting the Invictus Games, an international athletic competition honoring veterans wounding in battle.

It's been a pet project for the ginger royal, and he's done a bang-up job raising awareness about the games with a viral social-media campaign featuring himself, Justin Trudeau, Barack and Michelle Obama and even his granny, the Queen.

But Harry didn't have the gays until the actual games, where he was running around talking to competitors.

At one point, former Army rifleman Ashley Coles pulled up his shirt to show his tattoo to Harry, and the prince leaned in and tweaked Coles' nipple.

Had he lead with that, we would have been glued to the screen in a way we usually reserving for men's diving at the Summer Games.

"He has served himself and knows exactly how we all relate to one another," said former medical technician Taryn Moran. "It's a wonderful thing that unites us all no matter what country you come from."

The Invictus Games were held May 8 to 12 at the ESPN Wide World of Sports Complex in Orlando.