Our Hazza has touched down in D.C. for his week-long tour. Cue the sighing women holding signs proposing marriage wherever Harry goes! It’s time to play Popular Prince Harry Hits The States!
Lucky First Lady Michelle Obama greeted Britain’s most eligible bachelor as arrived in the States. Attending a reception held in honor of military mothers and their children, Prince Harry surprised the assembled guests with his presence. He also visited an exhibition by The Halo Trust, a landmine charity supported by his late mother, Diana, Princess of Wales.
Harry will visit Arlington National Cemetery tomorrow, and then move on to survey Hurricane Sandy damage in New Jersey. Harry’s visit will continue in New York, where he will further promote charities supporting injured servicemen. He will also be a spokesman for British interests and promote his own charities, such as Sentebale.
One thing is for sure: Harry won’t be visiting Las Vegas with friends this time around. It’s all business on this trip. He learned the hard way that what happens in Vegas, doesn’t stay in Vegas. Especially when you happen to be royalty!
Where it all started: 
Other Royals Visit The USA!
To prove that Americans are not interested only in the British Royal Family, here’s some news: Prince Harry is not the only royal in the U.S. lately!
Do I need to fetch the smelling salts?
Their Majesties King Carl Gustaf and Queen Silvia of Sweden have also been paying a visit to the states. They stopped in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania for a brief to the American Swedish Historical Museum and some of our famous national monuments at the Independence National Historical Park.
The royal couple moved on to Delaware to celebrate the first Swedish settlement in the USA.
Their Norwegian cousins, Crown Prince Haakon and Princess Mette-Marit have also been here, their journey taking them west to Texas and California.
Mette-Marit and her husband visited the Offshore Technology conference, toured the Norwegian Seamen’s Church in San Francisco, and the Crown Prince gave a talk at a seminar about tourism in San Francisco, hosted by Innovation Norway. Their visit has primarily focused on promoting Norwegian innovation.