Cape Town - It was all fun and games in the Springboks' changing room following their 2019 Rugby World Cup victory over England on Saturday.
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Beer flowed, Siya Kolisi threw shapes, Faf de Klerk waltzed around in his underwear ... and Frans Steyn challenged Prince Harry to a 'down down'.
Prince Harry’s England team may have lost 32-12 to the Springboks, but that didn’t stop the prince from joining the celebrating South Africans.
After "Beast" Mtawarira asked Prince Harry to say a few words, Steyn, who became just the second Springbok after Os du Randt - and 21st overall - to win multiple World Cups - interjects, offering their royal visitor a beer.
For a moment it appears the once rebellious prince considers the challenge, but then declines and points to the cameras, suggesting he would've been game had there not been a risk of his actions being beamed around the world - and appearing on websites...
It's clear marriage and fatherhood has matured the now 35-year-old Prince Harry.
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- Complied by Garrin Lambley
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— ITV Rugby (@ITVRugby) November 2, 2019
It's all going off in the @Springboks dressing room ??????
Drinks are flowing ????
Kolisi throwing shapes ??
de Klerk's in his pants ??
Prince Harry gives a speech ??#ITVRugby #RWCFinal pic.twitter.com/bynJlomMOU
Deep down Prince Harry really wants to be South African ???????????? ?????? I know this for sure pic.twitter.com/d7arL82DGd
— Lebo Tshabalala (@MissL_S) November 2, 2019