Meghan Markle's close friend Misan Harriman has shared a new photo of Prince Harry.
Harriman paid tribute to Harry following the release of the Duke of Sussex’s Netflix documentary 'Heart of Invictus'.
The series follows the 2022 edition of the games which was based in The Hague in the Netherlands.
The Invictus Games is an international multi-sport event for wounded, injured and sick serving military personnel and veterans.
Prince Harry champions the importance of mental health awareness throughout the five-part series.
During Heart of Invictus, the royal claimed that when he joined the military, mental illness was considered a "dirty word" and was a huge stigma.
The royal said: "When I joined the military mental health, mental illness, was a dirty word.
"One of the things I am most proud of is the work that David Wiseman and I did giving talks to people inside the military.
"We encouraged them to accept that if mental health means mental illness, which it doesn't, but if it does in your mentality then let's just put that to one side and talk about mental fitness.
"If there is a stigma within the military then there will be a stigma within society, so if we really want to cure the stigma within society then we have to lead the way."
Harriman took to Instagram to praise the Duke of Sussex's work on the Invictus Games.
He wrote: "I'm so proud of this man and the incredible space of healing that is @weareinvictusgames.
"Countless lives have been changed through the very real sense of community that Prince Harry has built with the #invictusgames.
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Meghan introduced her close friend Misan Harriman in a pre-recorded clip ahead of his TedTalk.
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"I took this picture on the last day of last year's games in The Hague.
"Empathy and purpose can go a long, long way."
In April, Meghan introduced her close friend Misan Harriman in a pre-recorded clip ahead of his TedTalk.
The photographer posted pictures of the Ted Talk on Instagram with the caption: "The Duchess of Sussex was kind enough to introduce me onto the stage for my @ted.
"Thank you for the support, Meg."
