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Toddler Keeps Stealing Prince Harry’s Popcorn Until He Finally Notices, And His Reaction Says It All

Check out this cheeky little act of treason! While Prince Harry, taking in the Invictus Games in Toronto, Canada, was handily distracted by the gentleman next to him, little Emily Henson decided to take her chance.

Without the slightest deference to Harry’s royal status, Emily brazenly helped herself to the Prince’s popcorn, nabbing numerous sneaky freebies before Harry finally clocks on.

His reaction to Emily’s popcorn poaching was heartwarming. Playfully pulling faces and joking around with the toddler, he showed that he’d be a perfect dad. This is something on the lips of many royal-watchers who have noted his happiness with current girlfriend Meghan Markle, while of course his brother continues to lay the foundations for many generations of royals to come.

The internet has reacted to the engaging encounter, which you can see in the video below. Most people, like us, think that it’s just a cuteness overload. Come on Harry, it’s gotta be your turn next!

The internet response to the cute video was overwhelmingly positive

Toddler Keeps Stealing Prince Harry's Popcorn Until He Finally Notices, And His Reaction Says It All

I joined Bored Panda as an image editor back in 2014, during its early stages. It's been quite a journey since then! Over time, I transitioned through different roles until I eventually became the Content Lead. In this position, I now oversee the creation of the viral content published here on Bored Panda. While my primary focus lies in raising awareness about important social issues like gender and race equality, as well as mental health topics, I also enjoy sharing lighter content, such as memes, cat images and intriguing world curiosities. Outside of work, you'll likely find me engaged in one of five activities: planning a vacation, browsing thrift stores, experimenting in the kitchen, watching movies, or spending quality time with my two cats.

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James is a Bored Panda reporter who graduated with a BA in Peace And Conflict Studies and an MA in African Affairs. Before Bored Panda, he was an English teacher and also travelled a lot, doing odd jobs from beer-slinging to brickie's labourer and freelance journalism along the way. James loves covering stories about social and environmental issues and prefers to highlight the positive things that unite us, rather than petty internet squabbles about fictional characters. James is the grumpy, contradictory one who thinks that Bored Panda, due to its large audience, has a social responsibility to inspire and inform its readers with interesting issues and entertaining, well-researched stories. Let's do our bit to make our little corner of the internet a smarter, more truthful and less angry place!

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