He might be a prince, but he a superhero as well? That's what fans can't help but wonder as there's a new report that seems to indicate Prince Harry has been given the task to not only help rescue the British royal family's image in the public spotlight, but to also help his brother Prince William and sister-in-law Kate Middleton repair their reputation, as the royal couple has been getting slammed by the press for their very work-shy attitude when it comes to their royal obligations.

And that's probably why Prince George --who many call the world's most favorite royal family member--has been joining the Duke and Duchess for several important photo ops. Harry joined them for a very special dinner date with President Obama and First Lady Michelle Obama at Kensington Palace last week and just this weekend joined them to help support a British mental health charity campaign.

According to the Daily Mail this weekend, the three royals are spearheading a new campaign to help end the stigma that usually surrounds mental health, called Heads Together. Unfortunately for the Duke and Duchess though, it looks like Harry managed to outshine them once again.

A lot of comments from critics about their new campaign video include, "Harry is naturally charismatic and interested, he needs not worry, but William and Kate seem to always look bored and ill at ease - except when they have Harry in tow, seems like some of his charisma rubs off on them, too," along with, "Harry is as lovely and involved as ever. As for Kate and Will, this is the most interested and 'real' I've seen them in at least a year, i hope they'll carry on the same way."

Another critic wrote, "When you think about it, William and Kate always need Harry. Harry's Nepal tour had positive reviews compared to Will and Kate Indian tour. Harry is more popular than the both of them. No doubt we will see Will and Kate at the Invictus Games."

So far Buckingham Palace has not made any comments about the criticism.

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