Watch Prince Harry Rank His Favorite British Harrys

Prince Harry was put in the hot seat. The Duke of Sussex was a guest on the July 19th episode of Fox Sports' 2026 FIFA World Cup show After Hours with James Corden, where the Duke of Sussex was asked to rank four famous Harrys. The question first came up weeks ago when co-hosts Ian Carmel asked James and former England soccer captain Rio Ferdinand where current England captain Harry Kane ranks compared to other famous Brits with the same name. James played that clip back for Harry and his on-screen reaction to their comparisons For me, you've got Prince, Stiles, Potter, Kane. Wow. Harry Stiles wins it for me. You think Stiles won? Harry Stiles number one. Stiles won. Kane two? Or Potter two? No, Potter two. Potter two? You're putting Potter above Kane? Yeah. Mate, the impact he's had. Can I say this? Yeah. Right. Genuinely, Prince Harry is coming on the show in a few weeks' time. He's number one. The Duke's gonna come here. We'll discuss this fully then. So. But there was one standout moment from that clip for Harry. Rio's high-ranking of the fictional children's book character Harry Potter. The former soccer star tried to defend his selection on the show, but was he able to convince the group? Harry Potter number one. When I went away and re-evaluated things. You're putting Potter above Stiles? I'm not having this, Rio. I'm not having this. No, no, no, no. We cannot have Harry Potter above. We cannot have a fictitious Harry. He's stayed in the curriculum. What do you mean? Have I seen the impact Harry Potter's had? Yes, of course I have. But. It's true. But I don't know. I don't know. This is so. We should have done a whole show on this. Now it was Harry's turn to answer the hard-hitting question, which appears to have stunted a bit. Number one. There's a conflict of interest here. Go on. Be bold. Be bold. Be bold. Number one. Harry Stiles. Stiles at one. Great shout. Harry Kane. Kane at two. Wow. Third equal. The Potter and the. You're going Potter and Prince in a split for third. And we'll have a quidditch off. That's a great quidditch off. Live on Fox. Prince Harry was bringing the joke Sunday night, jokingly calling out James for using the word soccer to refer to football, as many people refer to the sport abroad. Now, are you a soccer fan? I always think I always thought that you went to a school that was too posh to play soccer. Do you know what I mean? To play football? Yes. Why are you calling it soccer? Because we're in the United States, baby. Yeah. I always thought that you would have gone to a school about rugby, cricket. I think it was such a posh school that everything was an option. Yes. Oh, really? So there was a there was a football team. There was a football team. Were you any good? You know what? At prep school, I was in the first team and then I went to the bigger school and I ended up in the E team. Ah. Big A team. A team to the E team. Yeah. I didn't feel very good. Yeah. Harry then turned the tables by hilariously asking James if he was good at playing sports as a kid. Mine. Well, mine. Why do you laugh? Why do you get smigger when you said that? I think people here would like to know how connected he is to sports. Jazz, tap. I can see what you're doing. And you must have had like a favorite sport. I love football. I unfortunately was not blessed with. I was so bad at football that one year there was an outbreak of mumps and in our year and there was only 10 fit players in our year to play in the school team against William Ramsey. Yeah. Physically weren't sick and there was only 10 players that weren't sick. And our PE teacher, Mr. Jameson, I was like, well, I can play. And he was like, yeah, I think we're going to go with 10 men actually.