The Duke of Sussex, Prince Harry, is set to return to the UK for the first time since the revelation of Princess Kate’s cancer treatment. This visit marks his attendance at the ceremony commemorating the 10th Anniversary of the Invictus Games Foundation. However, his wife Meghan Markle and their children are expected to remain in the United States.
Prince Harry’s return to Britain comes amidst an ongoing rift within the royal family. A royal expert has suggested that Harry must profoundly regret the divide he and Meghan have caused, leaving him with no one else to blame. The last time Harry spoke with his father, King Charles, was in February for a 30-minute conversation at Clarence House, shortly after Charles announced his cancer diagnosis.
While Harry attends the Invictus Games anniversary service at St Paul’s Cathedral, King Charles will be present at the first Buckingham Palace garden party of the year, just two miles away in London. This parallel event highlights the ongoing tensions within the royal family.
The memoir “Spare” by Prince Harry has made explosive revelations, shedding light on the ongoing rift within the British royal family. While the book’s release and the Coronation ceremony are scheduled to conclude around 6 pm, speculation arises about a potential reunion between Harry and the rest of the royals.
Royal expert Jennie Bond offers insightful perspectives on the situation. She suggests that Harry is likely feeling “rather contrite,” as his complaints may seem “trivial” in the face of the cancer battles his father, King Charles III, and sister-in-law, Kate Middleton, are currently facing.
In her interview with OK! magazine, Bond emphasizes that Harry is not inherently a “bad person” and was once regarded as one of the most popular young royals, known for his fun, modern, and warm demeanor. However, she adds that Harry must profoundly regret the rift he and his wife, Meghan Markle, have caused within the family, leaving him with no one else to blame.
Bond acknowledges that the path to reconciliation with Prince William and Kate Middleton is a “rocky” one, or perhaps even a “near impossible” endeavor, given the depth of the divide.
Bond suggests that Prince Harry may now profoundly regret the divide he and Meghan have created, as he has no one else to blame for the situation. She adds that his attendance at the Invictus Games without any royal family member present will be a graphic illustration of the consequences of his actions, despite his professed love for his family.
Reports indicate that Prince Harry is keen to see his father, Prince Charles, during his visit to the UK. A royal source revealed to The Sun that while Harry is usually based in California, which is 5,000 miles away, this visit presents a happy coincidence where they will be just two miles apart on Wednesday.
The expert’s analysis and the reported desire for a potential meeting between Prince Harry and Prince Charles highlight the ongoing tensions and complexities within the royal family dynamics.
It appears that Prince Harry is eager to reunite with his father, King Charles III, as the monarch continues his recovery. Speculations suggest another potential meeting between the two next week. However, it is unlikely that Prince William will be part of this reunion. Prince Harry has leveled criticisms against his brother, and the two have not spoken since Queen Elizabeth II’s funeral. Prince William will be away from London on Thursday and has scheduled engagements in Cornwall and the Isles of Scilly on Friday, making his presence at any potential family gathering improbable.
