Livin' On An Heir! Prince Harry duets with Jon Bon Jovi at Abbey Road Studios on rocker's new charity single for duke's Invictus Games
- Teaser video shared by Sussex Royal Instagram page showed Harry at the mic with the Livin' on a Prayer star
- Bon Jovi had taken the Duke through the process of creating the single Unbroken with Invictus Games Choir
- The pair later recreated the Beatles' iconic Abbey Road zebra crossing photo alongside the choir members
Prince Harry today performed a duet with Jon Bon Jovi at Abbey Road Studios for a new charity single - before recreating the Beatles' iconic zebra crossing photo outside.
A teaser video shared by the Sussex Royal Instagram page showed Harry at the mic with Bon Jovi as they recorded the single Unbroken for the Prince's Invictus Games Foundation, but cut out before he started singing.
Harry later joined the Livin' On A Prayer star and members of the Invictus Games Choir to pose for a photo on Abbey Road's famous zebra crossing, which appeared on the front of the Beatles' 1969 album.
It came as tourists watching the Changing of the Guard at Buckingham Palace were treated to a series of Bon Jovi hits including Livin' on a Prayer and It's My Life.
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Prince Harry and Jon Bon Jovi recreate the Beatles' iconic Abbey Road zebra crossing photo after recording a duet together today
A photo of the Beatles crossing Abbey Road's famous zebra crossing appeared on the front of the band's 1969 album
Prince Harry teased his duet with Jon Bon Jovi on a post on the Sussex Royal Instagram page
Harry shakes hands with the star outside Abbey Road studios this morning before their session
The Duke of Sussex looked in good spirits as he arrived at the studios, which were made famous by the Beatles
The Duke and Duchess of Sussex together on a previous engagement. Meghan stayed in Canada while Harry attended a sustainable travel conference on Wednesday
Harry returned to the UK from Canada this week to begin a series of royal engagements which are likely to be his last before he steps down from royal duties on March 31.
After telling delegates attending a sustainable tourism conference on Wednesday to just call him Harry, the royal was equally relaxed around the rocker who had a string of hits with his band Bon Jovi in the 1980s.
The two men greeted each other warmly on the steps of the world famous studio, where the Beatles recorded a string of iconic albums, with dozens of photographers, journalists and cameramen capturing the moment.
The prince and the popstar were ushered inside to the control room overlooking Studio 2 - where The Beatles recorded during the 1960s.
Engineer Obie O'Brien, Jon's long-term friend and producer, was waiting to talk the prince through the process of re-recording the 2019 Bon Jovi single Unbroken with the Invictus Games Choir.
The single is in aid of the Invictus Games Foundation which oversees the development of the Invictus Games, the international multi-sport event for injured or sick military personnel founded by Harry.
The Sussex Royal Instagram page shared a video of Harry singing with Jon Bon Jovi, but the video cut out before Harry could be heard
The Livin' on a Prayer star (pictured arriving at the studio today) will talk Harry through the process of creating the single Unbroken, with the Invictus Games Choir
The Prince chatted with members of the media prior to the session with the 80s rock star
Unbroken was created by Jon Bon Jovi to shine a spotlight on veterans living with post traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) and honour their service.
The musician has a close affinity with the military as both his parents served in the US Marine Corps.
Crowds outside Buckingham Palace were treated to a medley of Bon Jovi songs during the changing of the guard ceremony.
Bon Jovi speaks to the media inside the studios before meeting the Duke and members of the Invictus Games Choir
Prince Harry was in Edinburgh on Wednesday to talk at a conference for Travalyst, a sustainable travel initiative
'THEY should pay!' UK taxpayers' fury as £20m bill for Prince Harry and Megan Markle's security bill falls entirely on UK after Canada refuses to pay it after Megxit
Prince Harry and Meghan Markle were facing an angry backlash today as their £20million security bill looks set to fall squarely on British taxpayers after Canada refused to keep paying.
Canadian police confirmed last night it would stop assisting with security for the Duke and Duchess of Sussex when they step down as working royals and become private citizens after Megxit on March 31.
This means the cost of round-the-clock protection for the couple and baby Archie will fall solely to the taxpayer-funded Metropolitan Police, despite the couple leaving the UK for North America.
Meghan Markle is pictured above taking her two dogs for a walk with baby Archie with Canadian security guards
The force, which currently protects the couple at home and abroad - today refused to comment on whether they would continue to do so after Megxit. Buckingham Palace declined to say if Harry and Meghan would contribute any their own money for their protection.
Royal expert Phil Dampier today said the couple should not receive public money for security when they become private citizens with their own income, which is set to be millions of pounds a year.
'It was only a matter of time before the Canadians stopped paying for their security because they're no longer working royals and now obviously the burden will fall on British taxpayers,' he told MailOnline.
UKIP founder Alan Sked was among social media users who today attacked the idea of British taxpayers footing Meghan and Harry's security costs
The prospect of UK taxpayers footing the bill sparked anger on social media today.
UKIP founder Alan Sked tweeted: 'So Canada will no longer pay the security bill for Harry and Meghan. We should certainly pay to protect them while in the UK or while representing the Queen abroad. But if they want to be independent celebrities in North America, shouldn't they pay for their own security there?'
Twitter user Colin Murphy commented: 'Of course they should pay. Since marrying Meghan H has become an arrogant money grabber. I used to respect his hard work and genuine care for our "heroes". Now he's disrespecting the British Public to feather Meghan's nest. Go Harry, pay security!'
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