Harry impressed youth worker Chantol Dormer with his moves when he danced to Bob Marley's One Love at community center in Kingston, JamaicaReuters
Harry impressed youth worker Chantol Dormer with his moves when he danced to Bob Marley's One Love at community center in Kingston, JamaicaReutersHarry's choice of footwear stole limelight as he danced with Chantol Dormer at community centre in KingstonReutersAfter showing Jamiacan youths that he could move like Mick Jagger, Harry cools off during well-earned breakReutersSir Colville Norbert Young, governor general of Belize, encourages Harry to shake leg at block party for Jubilee in capital Belmopan.ReutersSir Colville Young shows Harry some of his own moves during street partyReutersHarry demonstrates some fancy footwork to dancing partner at street partyReutersIntriged by traditional dance at street party, Harry keen to take partReuters
Prince Harry has continued to charm the world during his royal tour of the Caribbean by showing off some of his best dance moves.
The 27-year-old royal, who is currently on an official tour of the Caribbean as a representative the Queen, has already proved that he is a soldier with rhythm on his visits to Belize and Jamaica.
Harry forgot the crowd and let loose at a street party in Belize's capital of Belmopan, where more than 2,000 people had gathered, and at a community centre in the heart of Kingston, Jamaica, where he boogied to reggae classics.
The prince appeared relaxed and carefree as he melted the hearts of local beauties with his impressive dance steps, drank rum and joked with the huge crowds.
International Business Times UK takes a look at a few of Harry's best moves.
