Prince Harry will make a long-awaited return to the UK next month to take part in the Invictus Games, an event particularly close to his heart as he founded the competition to help rehabilitate wounded, injured and ill military personnel. veterans through sport. This confirmation comes after King Charles announced that he will resume his public duties this week, marking an important period of royal engagements.
The Invictus Games Foundation took to social media on Sunday to share the news, saying: “We will be joined by our sponsor Prince Harry, the Duke of Sussex, actor Damian Lewis and members of the global Invictus Community to mark the occasion. “This announcement highlights Prince Harry’s continued commitment to the organization and its goals, despite his move to the United States and his departure from his senior royal duties.
However, the statement does not clearly mention whether Meghan Markle, along with her children, Archie and Lilibet, would accompany Harry on his trip to the United Kingdom. This omission has sparked curiosity and speculation about the family dynamics and behind-the-scenes logistical decisions.
The sources say“Harry knows how much it would mean to his father (King Charles) to see Archie.” “He is very proud of his children and now that Archie’s personality comes to light more every day, he wants his father to enjoy it too. “He sees himself, his father, his mother, even (his brother) William in Archie,” royal experts stated.
Sources went on to say, “She wants to share that with Charles before it’s too late. “No one expected the Duchess to come, but Harry hoped she would allow Archie to see her grandfather, considering the dire circumstances of her health.”
Sources close to the royal couple have told Women’s Day that Prince Harry is interested in bringing his son Archie to the visit. According to these insiders, Harry “desperately” wants his daughter to be part of the trip, suggesting a desire to maintain a connection between his children and his homeland. However, it appears that such a decision would not be made without Meghan Markle’s agreement, pointing to the couple’s collaborative approach to parenting and public appearances.
The situation underscores the delicate balancing act Prince Harry faces in navigating his roles as a father, husband and royal figure with significant public and charitable commitments. The prospect of Archie joining him in the UK raises questions about the young family’s public commitments and how they manage their visibility on the international stage.
The Invictus Games Foundation will celebrate 10 years of changing and saving lives with a ‘Thanksgiving Service’ at St Paul’s Cathedral on May 8.
We will be joined by our patron Prince Harry, the Duke of Sussex, actor Damian Lewis and members from around the world… pic.twitter.com/Eqn6ZfUDDq
— Invictus Games Foundation (@WeAreInvictus) April 28, 2024
