Prince Harry seemingly said goodbye to the royal family for good as he teased his cancer-stricken father King Charles and angered his brother Prince William with his dazzling, show-stopping dance routines in Colombia.

The Duke of Sussex appears to have sent a message to his royal family that he is enjoying life without them to the fullest, as he garnered praise for his cheeky “dad dancing” moves.

Harry’s dance was remarkably similar to his older brother Prince William’s moves during Taylor Swift’s Eras tour in London.

Harry, the youngest son of King Charles III, decided to show off his dancing skills after getting his hands dirty in the garden of La Giralda School in Bogotá, following in the footsteps of his wife Meghan Markle, who also showed off her dancing skills on the first day of the couple’s four-day trip to Colombia.

The Duke’s move is seen as a message to his royal relatives, as he and Meghan want to give the impression that they are the real royals.

William’s younger brother Harry received subtle praise from Colombia’s Vice President Francia Marquez and her husband Rafael Yerney Pinillo, who pointed at the father of two and giggled in admiration for the Duke.

The Duchess of Sussex was also filmed getting her hands on a shovel, but also sharing some adorable moments with students, hugging a schoolgirl and later exchanging a few words with the toddler’s classmate.

The Prince of Wales was filmed dancing as he attended the American singer-songwriter’s concert at Wembley Stadium with his son Prince George and daughter Princess Charlotte.

Before being photographed sharing a sweet moment with his wife Meghan, the Duke of Sussex danced at the Delia Zapata Olivella National Arts Center.

The royal titles of Meghan Markle, Prince Harry and their children Archie and Lilibet are said to be in jeopardy as King Charles calls his guests to a summit at Balmoral to discuss key issues about the future of the monarchy.

Harry said in his historic speech in Colombia: “It is up to all of us to distinguish truth from falsehood. In an ideal world, those in positions of influence would take more responsibility. We no longer debate facts.”