Prince Harry ‘mocked’ after Americans fail to recognise him at Texas rodeo

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Britain’s Prince Harry may be a huge deal in the UK but went unnoticed at US event
Britain’s Prince Harry may be a huge deal in the UK but went 'unnoticed' at US event

Britain’s Prince Harry may be a huge deal in the UK, but if reports are to be believed, the prince is having a bit of a hard time finding the same warmth and recognition in the US, reports Express UK.

Harry, the Duke of Sussex was spotted at the Stockyards Championship Rodeo in Fort Worth, Texas on Saturday, with pictures showing him in a grey cowboy hat sitting on his head.

Despite his royal status, Harry went unnoticed at the essentially American event, a source told The Daily Mail.

Prince Harry ‘mocked’ after Americans fail to recognise him at Texas rodeo

“The funny thing is most people didn't recognise him or care,” the source was quoted.

The same insider, who was reportedly present at the event, also slammed the prince’s appearance at the rodeo event, branding it ‘shocking’.

“It's a quintessentially American event, where animals are made to perform. Given he has such a lack of respect for the First Amendment and his wife is such an animal rights activist - it is shocking he thought he could show his face here,” said the source.

An image of Prince Harry at the event was also shared by The Melton Bull Company, but later deleted by the company’s owner Cory Melton according to People.