In a rather awkward turn of events, Prince Harry found himself largely ignored during his appearance at St. Paul’s Cathedral for the Invictus Games service.

The event was meant to celebrate the 10th anniversary of the games, but it quickly turned into a spectacle of snubs and unacknowledged greetings.

As he made his way into the historic venue, it became evident that the clergy present were not eager to engage with him.

Footage from the occasion reveals a striking moment where members of the clergy seemingly refuse to make eye contact with Harry.

Instead, their attention appears to be diverted elsewhere, perhaps due to the audible booing from the crowd.

Despite the chilly reception, Harry maintained a cheerful demeanor, sporting a wide smile as he approached them, extending his hand in a friendly gesture that went unreciprocated.

The scene was almost comical, with Harry chuckling to himself as he reached out to empty air, seemingly oblivious to the uncomfortable situation unfolding around him.

It was as if he was trying to keep the mood light, hoping for a little camaraderie, but the clergy’s apparent reluctance to engage left him hanging.

Their body language spoke volumes, with hands conveniently positioned out of reach, leaving Harry in an awkward limbo.

It’s hard not to speculate why this frosty atmosphere prevailed.

After all, Harry has publicly criticized the monarchy and its head, King Charles, which could explain the clergy’s reluctance to interact with him.

When you’ve called out the boss, you can’t really expect a warm welcome, right?

Or perhaps there are deeper issues at play that only they fully understand.

Adding to the drama, Harry seemed to be vying for a photo opportunity, perhaps wishing to don some ceremonial robes to make up for missing out on such attire during the coronation.

However, the image captured during this service starkly contrasts his cheerful disposition with the somber mood of those around him.

While everyone else appeared reflective and respectful, Harry’s smile stood out like a sore thumb against the backdrop of a serious occasion.

In a bid to showcase his connection to the royal family, Harry chose to wear a medal commemorating his services to the monarchy.

This particular medal, the Knight Commander of the Royal Victorian Order, was awarded to him by Queen Elizabeth II in 2015.

However, conspicuously absent from his collection that day was the coronation medal, which he would have received when King Charles ascended the throne.

It seems that Harry’s choice of medals was deliberate, especially considering that the rest of the royal family opted to skip the event altogether.

His decision to flaunt his KCVO medal amidst a backdrop of royal absence could be interpreted as a subtle nod to his family, signaling that he still remembers them despite the ongoing rift.

During his time at the cathedral, Harry showcased other accolades too, including the Afghanistan Service Medal and various Jubilee Medals.

Earlier this year, he even donned these medals in a heartfelt video message filmed from his luxurious home in Montecito.

Yet, it was curious that he decided to leave out the coronation medal, especially given the context of his visit.