Prince HarryandJon Bon Joviare teasing their upcoming collaboration.
A new post on Harry andMeghan Markle‘s Instagram account shows an imagined text conversation between the royal and the rock star. As if fans are getting a glimpse into the 35-year-old dad’s phone, a message from Bon Jovi pops up on the screen and asks, “Hey Harry, how’s it going?”
“Hey! I’m good! Just livin’ on a prayer…” the prince types, referencing the music icon’s hit. “What’s up?”
After Harry asks if Bon Jovi will be bringing his band, the rocker replies, “Just me for now, but don’t worry — I’ve got some back up that I think will work…”
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“Ha! Don’t expect me to sing..BUT I’ll give it a shot!”Queen Elizabeth‘s grandson writes.
Unfortunately, a disclaimer points out that the exchange wasn’t real — just a fun way to hype up their partnership!
But first, the couple — who have been spending time in Canada since the announcement that they will step down as senior members of the royal family — willreturn to the U.K.for a number of engagements, including a reunion with the royal family at Commonwealth Day services.
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The agreement reached between the Queen and the couple last month will be put into effect starting March 31, a spokesperson for the Duke and Duchess of Sussex says.
“The Duke and Duchess will be spending their time in both the United Kingdom and North America,” the spokesperson adds. “In addition to continuing to work closely with their existing patronages as they build a plan for engagements in the U.K. and the Commonwealth throughout the year, The Duke and Duchess have also been undertaking meetings as part of their ongoing work to establish a new non-profit organization. The details of this new organization will be shared later in the year.
“In general, the themes of their cause related work will remain unchanged, which includes the Commonwealth, community, youth empowerment and mental health, collectively.”
source: people.com
