Prince Harry has made his mark in Los Angeles.
The Duke and Duchess of Sussex have reportedly left Canada to start a new life in Meghan’s hometown of LA after stepping down as senior members of the royal family on March 31.
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Now graffiti artist Keith Biele decided to come up with his own way of welcoming the royal couple by creating some street art.
Biele showcased his work, which features the red-headed Harry with his hands in the pockets of a blue hoodie, with the words, “Keep Calm and Wash Hands”. Next to the prince is a blue French bulldog and an orange pitbull.
“That’s my way of welcoming them – the L.A. hoodie for Harry,” Biele revealed to PEOPLE.
“I didn’t like the way the President welcomed them” Biele added, referring to President Donald Trump’s tweet that he would not foot the security bill for the couple and their baby son, Archie Harrison.
“So I wanted to try to find a way to use this image and welcome them at the same time to make a comment and a little public service announcement to everybody.”
“I wanted to use their saying and put ‘Wash Your Hands’ in there to update it with what’s going on with the COVID-19,” the artist continued.
The artwork is located in the intersection of Franklin Avenue and Beachwood Drive in the Los Feliz neighbourhood of Los Angeles.
The news comes after a report claiming Meghan is putting her foot down when it comes to how Harry spends his spare time.
The Duchess of Sussex is said to have banned her husband from hunting – a sport he and several members of the royal family enjoy.
Speaking with the UK’s Radio Times, friend of the Sussexes Dr Jane Goodall revealed Meghan holds considerable influence over Harry.
When the publication indicated to the Dr that Harry and his brother Prince William are champions of the natural world, she interjected: “Yes except they hunt and shoot.”
The royal family usually shoot pheasants, partridges, and sometimes ducks on their 8000-hectare estate in Norfolk.
A source told The Sun at the time: “Harry loves [hunting] and has always been out there on Boxing Day.
“But if it means breaking with long-standing royal traditions to avoid upsetting [Meghan], so be it.
“It’s fair to say that there are some pretty stunned faces around here.” They added.