Harry and Meghan will 'capitalise' on Queen's tributes one year on from her death

Prince Harry will return to the UK next month, but his visit is "likely to be very brief" with peace talks a "long way off" with his father, King Charles amid the family rift. Before attending this year's Invictus Games in Germany, Düsseldorf from 9 September, the Duke of Sussex will return to the UK to attend The WellChild Awards event onThursday, 7 September.

Prince Harry displayed similar character traits to his late mother Princess Diana in the new Netflix show about the Invictus Games, a body language expert said. His wife, Meghan Markle, showed signs that she was “immensely proud” of him during the series, Darren Stanton added.The new documentary, Heart of Invictus, dropped on the streaming platform this week and follows six ex-military service personnel who competed in the Games in 2022. The Duke of Sussex, 38, founded the global sporting event in 2014.

Meghan Markle is concerned that her sister-in-law Kate Middleton will "meddle" in the rumoured peace talks that could take place between Prince Harry and King Charles, it has been claimed.

Prince Harry "doesn’t want to leave" Meghan Markle out of the peace talks with his father King Charles as the two sides are reportedly discussing plans for a reconciliation meeting.

Prince Harry has been urged to "swallow his pride" and make the effort to reunite with his brother William and King Charles in the UK next month. Harry is due to return to the UK for a brief spell as he is set to attend the WellChild Awards on September 7, the day before the first anniversary of the late Queen Elizabeth II's death.

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Prince Harry is heading home to the UK for a quick visit but he won't be meeting up with anyone from the royal family. The Duke of Sussex will be in London on September 7 for the WellChild Awards, but despite being in the country on the eve of the anniversary of the Queen's death, he has "no intention" of seeing his father or brother.

Prince Harry will be returning to the UK to attend a charity event the day before the first anniversary of his grandmother Queen Elizabeth's death, it has already been confirmed. It will be the first time he's been in the UK since his grandmother's funeral.The Duke of Sussex announced he will be "honoured" to attend this year's award ceremony for a children's charity he has been patron of for 15 years.The WellChild Awards are taking place on Thursday 7 September, just one day before the Royal Family marks the first anniversary of the passing of the late Queen.

one-year anniversary of Queen Elizabeth’s death is dawning.While Prince William and Kate Middleton will be taking part in a special tribute to her next month, Prince Harry and Meghan Markle will not be joining them.Harry, 38, and Markle, 42, were reportedly not invited to join the clan.But the Duke of Sussex will return to the United Kingdom soon — to attend the annual WellChild charity event on Sept. 7.On Sept.

Prince Harry is returning to the United Kingdom next month. The 38-year-old royal will be heading back to England on Sept. 7 for the annual WellChild Awards, ET can confirm.

Prince Harry reportedly has to ask for permission from Buckingham Palace if he wants to stay in a royal home when he’s in the UK next month.

Prince Harry apparently has "no intention" of rendezvousing with his father King Charles III and brother Prince William next month. It was reported just last week that the Duke of Sussex, 38, would engage in "peace talks" with his estranged family members as the royals mark the first anniversary of Queen Elizabeth II's death. However, these plans have been seemingly ripped up and binned, with a source telling The Mirror that their relationship remains "firmly rooted at rock bottom" and will not be burying their grievances.

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's attacks on the Royal Family have turned them into "total outcasts" and "it's only right that they are now ostracised" according to a royal expert.

Prince Harry is heading to Europe in September, but "peace talks" with King Charles III aren’t happening, royal experts tell Fox News Digital. OK! Magazine originally reported that father and son would privately meet Sept. 17.The date is significant because it coincides with the end of the Duke of Sussex’s Invictus Games trip to Düsseldorf and the king’s return to London from Balmoral.

“peace talks,” set to go down next month.Publicist Matt Yanofsky told Mirror that the so-called summit seems to be more of a PR move rather than a genuine meeting, and to expect little more than just another episode in the royal family’s dramatic “soap opera.” “Only the men in that room know what will happen, but from a public relations standpoint, the royal family depends on storylines to stay in the news, especially when the public’s approval of the royals is in decline,” Yanofsky explained.“This is another story point…which is great for the entire family [and the viewers at home],” he continued.Charles, 74, and Harry, 38, are slated to meet on Sept. 17 for a father-son chat.

he told TalkTV.While the couple, who wed in 2018, retain their respective Sussex titles, they can no longer use their defunct HRH titles to “further their careers,” Rae claims.“You can only push someone like King Charles so far, and Harry and Meghan have pushed him right to the limit. It’s only right that they are now ostracized,” he went on.“They’re no longer invited to any of the upcoming royal events.

After months of tension between King Charles and his son Prince Harry, there now seems to be hope of a reconciliation on the horizon with talks ongoing between the Sussexes and Buckingham Palace to broker peace between father and son. According to a well-placed source, Prince Harry is due to fly back to California via London at the conclusion of this year’s Invictus Games trip to Germany next month, with talks likely to take place between the pair on September 17.

Soon the Royal Family will mark the first anniversary of the Queen's death, but Prince Harry and Meghan Markle are said to have "not been invited" to the gathering, according to a royal expert. Queen Elizabeth II died at the age of 96 on 8 September 2022 at Balmoral in Scotland, after reigning for 70 years. Historian, writer and broadcaster Tessa Dunlop spoke exclusively to OK! and said there's going to be a "royal gathering at Balmoral" for the family to commemorate the Queen in private, without any public events planned.