Nacho Figueras reveals that he and Prince Harry miss their wives "very much"

Prior to the 2023 Sentebale ISPS Handa Charity Polo Cup held on August 12, Prince Harry and Nacho Figueras posed for pictures and answered questions of the media in attendance. Considering Figueras is an ambassador for the charity, while the prince is a co-founder, it makes sense that the two would be doing everything they can to raise awareness for the event.

And after taking pictures before the match, it seems that Nacho Figueras had a chance to chat with HELLO! Magazine, revealing how he and the prince are doing on this trip away from their wives. Although this was a short trip for both men, it has required them being away from their families in two different countries.

According to Figueras, "We miss our wives very much. This was a very short trip, although it's a few days, it's a lot of travelling for 24 hours in Japan and a few hours here, but we miss them we wish they were here."

Prince Harry and Nacho Figueras are missing their wives during their international sporting trip

Considering both men took the time to do some shopping for their wives while they were in Tokyo, it makes sense that the women were on their minds, even before their charity polo match.

That being said, even with their wives on their minds, it is important to note that the charity match was a definite success. In fact, it is being reported that $1 million was raised for Sentebale and their mission "to ensure all children and young people in southern Africa are empowered, healthy and able to pursue their ambitions and dreams."

Not only did the match end in a tie, with a score of 7-7, but it is clear that everyone had a good time. And while the prince and his friend might have been missing their wives, they were also down to have some fun together. In fact, there is even video of Prince Harry trying to "steal" the shared trophy from Nacho.

We love to see the prince having a good time, while also doing his part to help others. His charity has spent the last 17 years raising funds for people in the southern portion of Africa, and his continued commitment to the cause is one that we truly appreciate.