Prince Harry Reminds Us How Hunky He Looks in a Tux and Even Scored a Marriage Proposal—Kinda

But something tells us Liam Payne would have a problem with the royal's potential bride

For those who may have forgotten, we would just like to confirm that Prince Harry is still a royal hunk.

The prince proved that he can't help but make the ladies swoon when he dressed up in a fresh black and white tux for an honorable ceremony at Battersea Evolution in London as part of his role as patron of the Invictus Games. Looking handsome and flashing that famous smile definitely snagged this royal some attention, and even hilariously drew a possible marriage proposal

Except, the potential bride is unaware of this little arrangement, LOL.

During the event, Harry was urged to marry Cheryl Fernandez-Versini "for the nation," by TV presenter Mark Durden-Smith, who introduced the 31-year-old royal as the "ideal son-in-law package."

"I know you take your royal duties very seriously Harry and I think one of the duties that the nation would like you to perform is to marry Cheryl Fernandez-Versini. It's what the nation wants Harry so give it some thought," he said.

While the nation may want that union, we're not so sure One Direction singer Liam Payne would be up for it.

In case you weren't aware, Cheryl has already been in good company with Payne, and it seems like the new couple are already smitten with each other. "I saw them together and we had a really nice dinner. They were on good form," Simon Cowell shared with The Sun. "They're like two little chipmunks madly in love. Literally, they were so cute."

That can certainly complicate things. Although Harry didn't address whether or not he'd be willing to participate in this task, you know, for the nation, he did speak about his vision for the Invictus Games.

"Everybody here knows the power of sport and what it can achieve for anyone, especially those with physical or mental injuries. What we've done for these guys is provide a platform for rehabilitation, whether that's physical or mental.

"They're not forced into doing anything, it's their own choice. It's about being part of a team again. For some of these guys, just to be able to wear a Union Jack on their left breast and to wear a uniform which is the same as all their other comrades is a huge, huge thing."

Harry continued, "You forget that some of these individuals have been stuck at home on their sofa suffering from major anxiety, not even daring themselves to leave the house. So to see someone who's been in a worse place than them running around, whether it's the 100m or whatever, they think, 'I dare myself to leave the house.' That's how it started. I never realized that these guys are the most unbelievable ambassadors for sport and for the military and for this country, but they can go on and inspire every generation possible.

"So I'm just grateful to call them all my mates and be lucky enough to be in a position where we can put on a platform like this and change their lives."

Tux or no tux, that heart is definitely marriage material.