PRINCE Harry got all wrapped up for Valentine’s Day.
The Duke of Sussex took part in a traditional blanket ceremony in Canada.
He received the honour on a visit to the Tsleil-Waututh Nation in British Columbia.
The sacred gesture symbolises protection and respect.
Harry, 40, said that he had been “profoundly moved” by the experience.
He posed for pictures with members of the community.
He also stopped at a daycare centre to spend time with youth ambassadors.
The Duke and Duchess of Sussex later released a joint statement describing the visit as “special”.
Harry is in Canada for his Invictus Games for wounded veterans.
Wife Meghan, 43, has returned to their kids in California.
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