Prince Harry got emotional as his co-founded Invictus Games 2025 come to an end.

The Duke of Sussex, who co-founded the tournament for veterans back in 2014, attended the games in Canada alongside his wife Meghan, Duchess of Sussex which was held at the Rogers Arena in Vancouver on Sunday night, February 16.

During the closing ceremony, the prince took to the stage and addressed the competitors and their families where he thanked the host nation as well as those who took part in.

Harry began, "First, I want to extend a heartfelt thank you to the Invictus Games 2025 organizing committee for their sheer passion and hard work in making these extraordinary Games possible.

"Team Canada. You’ve made your country proud. Thank you for bringing your heart to the forefront of these Games and for showing us all how it’s done."

He continued, "I’ve spent the past 11 days meeting children to grandparents from all over the world - from different beliefs, backgrounds and abilities.

"I’ve seen how you’ve changed them. Being a hero, being a role model - It’s not just about resilience, skill or power. It’s about integrity. Compassion. Courage.

"You give us hope through your healing, honesty and humanity, and of course through your humor!"

Before concluding, Prince Harry also asserted that Invictus Games will continue into the future for as long as they're needed.