All the photos from Prince Harry's Invictus Games in Orlando

Prince Harry and the 2016 Invictus Games takes over Orlando May 8-12th. The royal will host more than 500 injured service men and women representing 15 nations at the second instalment of the Paralympic-style sports tournament. </p>Here, we round up some of the best pictures from the inspiring event.</p>
It's never too late to meet your Prince Charming! 95-year-young Ruth Uffleman received a special kiss from Harry at the wheelchair tennis final on the last day of competition. <p>Photo: Getty Images</p>
Here, Harry shares a poignant moment with Team USA's Sergeant Elizabeth Marks after her gold medal-winning performance in freestyle swimming. Elizabeth returned the medal and asked Harry to donate it to a British hospital that saved her life. <p>Photo: Getty Images</p>
Prince Harry presents gold medals (and a kiss!) to the U.S. Wheelchair Rugby team. <p>Photo: Getty Images</p>
Throughout the games, Harry has been cheering on competitors and hyping up the crowd. <p>Photo: Getty Images</p>
The royal shares a laugh with Vice President Joe Biden. <p>Photo: Getty Images</p>
Group hug! Prince Harry celebrates with the UK's Relay team following their gold medal-winning performance. <p>Photo: Getty Images</p>
Gold is sweet for the UK's Jaco Van Gass. <p>Photo: Getty Images</p>
Team U.S.A's Katie Kuiper gets a smooch from the games' host. <p>Photo: Getty Images</p>
Harry was gifted some oversized clogs from Rahmon Zondervan, the captain of the Dutch team. <p>Photo: © Getty Images</p>
Harry takes centre stage at the opening ceremonies on May 8. <p>Photo: Getty Images</p>
Team Canada enters the arena. <p>Photo: © Getty Images</p>
Michelle Obama called Harry "prince charming" during the Invictus Games kick off party. <p>Photo: © Getty Images</p>
Harry and Michelle share a laugh with acting legend Morgan Freeman. <p>Photo: © Getty Images</p>
The prince was thrilled to be reunited with one of his biggest fans and Invictus Games' supporter Rio Woolf. <p>Photo: © Getty Images</p>
Harry even asked seven-year-old to reenact his "boom" imitation that he first delivered on a UK morning show earlier this month. <p>Photo: © Getty Images</p>
The work and dedication of service men and women is at the heart of the games. <p>Photo: © Getty Images</p>
Before competition officially started on May 8, the nonpartisan prince made sure to visit with members from every team. Here, he has a laugh with an athlete from Team USA. <p>Photo: © Getty Images</p>
Harry catches up with members of the Italian team. <p>Photo: © Getty Images</p>
The games aren't just for humans! Here, Harry shares a moment with a dedicated service dog. <p>Photo: © Getty Images</p>
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This young fan got some one-on-one time with the royal. <p>Photo: © Getty Images</p>
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