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Prince Harry says he wants to show his new nephew 'fun,' is willing to babysit for a price

July 26, 2013 at 11:48AM

LONDON — Prince Harry has laid out his mission as an uncle: protect the newest member of his family, and make sure Britain's little prince has fun.

Harry told reporters at a charity event in London on Thursday that when he met Prince George, the new baby "was crying his eyes out, as all babies do."

He says he wants to make sure the future heir to the throne "has a good upbringing, and keep him out of harm's way and to make sure he has fun."

The rest, he said, he'll leave to the baby's parents, Prince William and the former Kate Middleton.

That's not to say he won't help out: Harry adds that he hopes his brother knows "how expensive" his baby-sitting services are.

Michael Vanover, 7, left, looks on as Britain's Prince Harry helps Taylor Cirigliano, 11, right, pick a prize at a Ball Toss game on the boardwalk, while visiting the area hit by Superstorm Sandy, Tuesday, May 14, 2013, in Seaside Heights, N.J. Prince Harry began a tour of New Jersey�s storm-damaged coastline, inspecting dune construction, walking past destroyed homes and shaking hands with police and other emergency workers. New Jersey sustained about $37 billion worth of damage from the storm.
Michael Vanover, 7, left, looks on as Britain's Prince Harry helps Taylor Cirigliano, 11, right, pick a prize at a Ball Toss game on the boardwalk, while visiting the area hit by Superstorm Sandy, Tuesday, May 14, 2013, in Seaside Heights, N.J. (Associated Press - Ap/The Minnesota Star Tribune)
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