Prince Harry flashes his wedding ring to a group of Japanese schoolgirls after they call him handsome

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PRINCE Harry playfully pointed to his wedding ring when a young Japanese fan gushed about how handsome he was.

The Duke of Sussex met with school children and Paralympic hopefuls ahead of the Rugby World Cup final in Yokohama.

The Duke jetted to Japan to support England in the Rugby World Cup

Ahead of the match the 35-year-old visited the Nippon Foundation Para Arena, in Tokyo, where he chatted with students.

While Prince Harry made the trip solo his wife, Meghan Markle, wasnt far from his mind as he flashed his wedding ring at a group of admirers.

A clip shared to the Royal Family Twitter channel shows the dad-of-one posing for a photo with a group of schoolgirls, who were waving England flags.

The young fans crouch down to get closer to him, and after the photographer has finished snapping the meeting the giggling students call him handsome.

Prince Harry pointed out his wedding ring after a fan called him handsome

One plucky fan points at her own finger, and in response Prince Harry flashes his wedding ring at the group.

It sees them descend into fits of laughter as Prince Harry bashfully smiles and waves at the group as he heads off.

The Sussex’s Instagram page posted about his visit, saying: “The Duke of Sussex has arrived in Japan ahead of todays Rugby World Cup 2019 Final.

Prince Harry took part in training sessions including wheelchair rugby

“First stop is a visit to the new Para Arena training centre, a fully accessible venue to provide equal opportunities to the local community.”

Prince Harry jetted to the country to support the England squad in the final, who were defeated by rivals South Africa 32-12 to lift the Webb Ellis Cup.

He later posted a message on Instagram following the final, saying: Tonight was not Englands night, but the whole nation is incredibly proud of what @EnglandRugby have achieved over the past few months.

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Hello Japan! The Duke of Sussex has arrived in Japan ahead of todays Rugby World Cup 2019 Final. First stop is a visit to the new Para Arena training centre, a fully accessible venue to provide equal opportunities to the local community. The Duke met with local Paralympic hopefuls as they participated in training sessions including wheelchair rugby, boccia, and powerlifting. This was especially meaningful to His Royal Highness, who five years ago founded @WeAreInvictusGames – which uses the power of sport to inspire recovery and support rehabilitation of wounded veterans who have physical or mental injuries. Japan is the first-ever country to host two Paralympic Games! Next yearTokyo will welcome over 4,000 athletes from around the world, creating a huge opportunity tohelp celebrate and promote diversity. Thank you for the warm welcome, and good luck with all the training and preparation! We look forward to seeing you all compete in the @Tokyo2020 Paralympic Games next year! 2019 @WeAreInvictusGames5 24,000 @Tokyo2020 Photo SussexRoyal/PA

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Hold your heads high boys, you did an outstanding job and we couldnt have asked more from you.

To the whole of South Africa rugby unites all of us in more ways than we can imagine, and tonight I have no doubt that it will unite all of you.

After last months visit, I cant think of a nation that deserves it more. Well done and enjoy!

Prince Harry also met with Paralympic hopefuls the Nippon Foundation Para Arena

And Meghan Markle encouraged Prince Harry to open up about his mother’s death and seek counselling.

Meanwhile asenior Kensington Palace source saidWilliam is genuinely worried for Harry and Meghan after their emotional TV interview and hopes they are all right.

It is understood theQueen would have been “a little bit dismayed” by the broadcast of personal relationship details to the public.