Harry On His Feet

First a speech, then cow's foot soup

Britain's Prince Harry, center left, arrives at Philip Goldson International Airport in Ladyville, Belize, where he meets with the Governor General of Belize, Sir Colville Young at the start of his tour to mark the Queen's Diamond Jubilee, Friday March 2, 2012. Prince Harry will spend the next seven days visiting three of his grandmother's realms of Belize, Bahamas and Jamaica, in honour of her 60-year reign. (AP Photo/Arthur Edwards) — Britain's Prince Harry, center left, arrives at Philip Goldson International Airport in Ladyville, Belize, where he meets with the Governor General of Belize, Sir Colville Young at the start of his tour to mark the Queen's Diamond Jubilee, Friday March 2, 2012. (Arthur Edwards / AP Photo)

Predicitons we were going to see the serious side of Prince Harry during his royal tour seem wide of the mark thus far. He continues to strike an informal note on his tour of Belize and live up to his reputation as a jokester. Wearing a shirt and no jacket, he has just arrived at a Belize Street Party being held in his honor, and opened his remarks with, "Her Majesty has asked me to send you her good wishes. I'm only sorry she can't make it, and you're stuck with me!"

After the speech, Harry mingled with the crowd, busted some moves on the dancefloor to the steel band, and then sampled a local delicacy - cow's foot soup. Yum!