Prince Harry recently settled a lighthearted public debate regarding the hierarchy of famous British figures named “Harry.” During a guest appearance on the comedic sports program After Hours, the Duke of Sussex joined host James Corden and former soccer star Rio Ferdinand to rank himself against singer Harry Styles, soccer player Harry Kane, and the fictional character Harry Potter.
The Official Ranking of Famous British Harrys
The conversation originated from a prior disagreement between James Corden and Rio Ferdinand. According to the broadcast, Ferdinand had previously ranked the group with Harry Styles in the top spot, followed by Harry Potter, Harry Kane, and Prince Harry in last place. Fellow co-host Ian Karmel offered a dissenting opinion, placing the Prince at number one.
When asked to weigh in, Prince Harry noted the obvious conflict of interest before providing his own ranking. He conceded the top spot to Harry Styles and placed Harry Kane in second. He then suggested a tie for third place between himself and the fictional wizard Harry Potter, jokingly adding that they should resolve the deadlock with a “Quidditch off.”
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According to the broadcast, the group utilized the segment to recap recent soccer events, including the final match between Argentina and Spain and the English team’s performance in the semi-finals.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Who participated in the “Harry” ranking debate?
The debate featured Prince Harry, host James Corden, and former striker Rio Ferdinand, with input from co-host Ian Karmel.
How did Prince Harry rank the other famous Harrys?
Prince Harry ranked Harry Styles first, Harry Kane second, and placed himself in a tie for third with Harry Potter.
What was the context of the discussion?
The segment occurred during an episode of After Hours, a comedic companion to the FIFA World Cup coverage, which featured discussions on soccer matches.
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