Prince Harry: James Corden discusses friendship with royal

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Earlier this year, Prince Harry shocked fans across the world with a brief interview with James Corden on an open-air bus. Mr Corden and producer Ben Winston discussed how this was arranged and what the Duke was hoping to achieve. Mr Winston admitted Prince Harry likely wanted to cheer people up after being locked down due to coronavirus.

Mr Corden also joked about their close relationship and how they became friends.

Mr Corden said: “There was a certain time in London that if you went out long enough and you ended up drinking enough you probably would bump into Prince Harry every once in a while.

“I’m joking, I meant him a few times and I have always been very fond of him.

“He asked me if he would do a 10-minute performance at his wedding in the evening.

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“That brought us very much closer, I think Harry had always mentioned he wanted to do something on the show.

“He reached out to you Ben, saying when can we do this?”

The producer replied: “Yeah, he was sort of like this would be fun.

“We are coming out of lockdown, I’m in LA, do you think we should do something fun to cheer everybody up.

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“Then as soon as you say something like that to us and our team, our brains go crazy.

“We wanted to do something that really exciting but at the same time we still had the Covid of it all.”

Prince Harry’s efforts were considered divisive at the time as some argued it was appealing too heavily to US audiences.

Prince Harry was spotted arriving at a Los Angeles airport ahead of a trip to the UK for the unveiling of Princess Diana’s statue at Kensington Palace.

His arrival to London will start with a five-day-long quarantine as he is coming from an amber-list country.

Prince Harry is expected to spend his period of self-isolation at his home in Windsor, Frogmore Cottage.

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