Prince Harry is in the U.S. for the inaugural Obama Foundation Summit in Chicago, but his first order of business was teaming up with the former first lady again to visit some high school kids.
He and Michelle Obama surprised a group of about 20 students at the Hyde Park Academy in the South Side of Chicago—right across from the Obama Presidential Center—earlier today, People reports.
The two engaged in a "warm and wide-ranging conversation" with the group that lasted about an hour long, Obama's communications director said. They discussed "how the Obama Presidential Center will showcase the South Side of Chicago for a global audience, the importance of young people staying inspired and hopeful, and the transformative power of students using their voices to change the world," the rep added.
The former FLOTUS shared photos of their visit this afternoon with a shoutout to the Prince. "Thanks to my friend Prince Harry for joining me today to surprise these remarkable students at Hyde Park Academy on the South Side. We were blown away by their passion, ambition and talent! #ReachHigher #ObamaSummit," she captioned a shot on Instagram.
Likewise, Kensington Palace also shared some heartwarming photos from the royal's visit with the former first lady.
This isn't Obama and Harry's first time teamed up. The former FLOTUS cohosted the opening ceremony of the Invictus Games in 2016 when they took place in Florida.
She and Harry also spearheaded an Invictus Games event the year prior in Virginia with then-second lady, Dr. Jill Biden.
Even years before then, in 2013, they honored military families together at the White House.
We hope this project in Chicago isn't their last one together.
