Prince Harry’s hilarious texts with rock star Jon Bon Jovi revealed

Now Prince Harry’s out of the royal family, it seems he’s got a rock and roll icon sliding into his DMs.

It was revealed earlier today that Prince Harry will record with Jon Bon Jovi next week to highlight the work of the Invictus Games.

Now, the Duke of Sussex, 35, has promoted the partnership with the rock star, 57, with a funny “text exchange” on Instagram, The Sun reports.

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In a post shared with his and Meghan Markle’s 11.2 million followers on their @SussexRoyal account, the royal teased “coming soon …#WeAreInvictus”.

It accompanied a video which appeared to show Bon Jovi messaging the Duke.

He wrote: “Hey Harry, how’s it going?”

The Queen’s grandson – referencing one of the star’s famous songs – replied: “I’m good! Just livin’ on a prayer … What’s up?”

Bon Jovi continued: “I’m in London on 28th of February and have an idea …#Invictus.”

Harry wrote: “Nice! Is it you and the band?”

The rock star responded: “Just me for now, but don’t worry – I’ve got some back up that I think will work.”

To finish, Harry made another reference to one of his hits: “Ha! Don’t expect me to sing … BUT I’ll give it a shot!”

The video – which was confirmed to not be a real conversation – has already been viewed more than 650,000 times.

One person commented: “This is very exciting.”

Another wrote: “So excited.”

A third shared: “Can’t wait.”

Prince Harry. Picture: AFP

Jon Bon Jovi.

It comes after it was revealed that Harry will join Bon Jovi as the musician records his song Unbroken with the Invictus Games Choir.

The event will be the first of a string of events announced for next month, as sources claimed they would be in the UK “regularly” despite quitting royal life and moving to Canada.

The couple will fly back to Britain next week after details of their Megxit were finalised.

This article originally appeared on The Sun and was reproduced with permission