An incredible video of Prince Harry surfing in California has captured the hearts of Royal Family fans as they believe the Duke of Sus𝑠e𝑥 is living his “California dream life”.
The footage shows the Duke of Sus𝑠e𝑥 concentrating on the waves, holding onto a white surfing board as the instructor shouts “Go!”.
Harry then leaps onto his board and carefully stands up when instructed. He is then met with a few cheers when he gains his balance and holds his hands out to the side.
The prince is then instructed to move his shoulders before words of encouragement are shouted to Harry, who appears to be loving his new sport.
Prince Harry fans have become “obsessed” with Harry’s new surfing skills. On the social media platform X, @PhlyGerl simply wrote: “Prince Harry in America living his California dream life.”
Another said: “Prince Harry, The Duke of Sus𝑠e𝑥 surfing and thriving in California.”
Prince Harry was reported to have been surfing at Kelly Slater’s Surf Ranch in California with surf coach, Raimana Van Bastolaer.
Another royal fan on social media, exclaimed: “Is there anything this man can’t do? #PrinceHarry is a true Californian now and this is supposed to be the man who’s plotting to come back to the UK?”
One fan exclaimed: “Meghan’s man, aka Prince Harry, is full of surprises! He’s an honorary Californian now.”
Another royal fan was in shock at the sight of the Prince on the California waves: “I can’t believe I wake up to this…Prince Harrysurfing. Man, I mean wow.”
@PinkyVoteBlue added: “It’s official. He’s a Californian.”
On Instagram, surfing coach, @raimanaworld, wrote: “In Tahiti, we still call you Prince Harry but at surfranch, it’s my brother. It was an honor to have you surf with me & @kellyslater @michaelanders_ at @kswaveco.”
Kelly Slater’s Surf Ranch describes itself as the “ultimate surf setting” and delivers “unparalleled surf programs, training, and events”.
The website states the waves on the ranch are “human-made” and can be controlled to allow a wave-riding experience for “surfers of all skill levels”.