He was in London in early June as part of the lawsuit filed against the parent company of British tabloid The Mirror. Prince Harry will return to his homeland next month, ahead of the first anniversary of the disappearance of his grandmother, Elizabeth II, on September 8. According daily mail, this visit, which will take place without his wife Meghan, should allow the Duke of Sussex to participate in the annual awards ceremony of the WellChild association, of which he has been a sponsor for 15 years. This charity works to ensure that sick children and teenagers can receive treatment at home and not in hospital.

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Although brief, will this stay in London lead to a private family reunion? This possibility does not seem to be part of the plans of the Duke of Sussex, who, according to the British newspaper, would not consider seeing his father, King Charles III, or his older brother, the Prince of Wales. The trio will not be seen under the gaze of cameras or photographers’ lenses either, since to date no public event is planned to mark the first anniversary of the sovereign’s death. The main interested party could, however, take time to visit his cousins, Princesses Beatrice and Eugenie, with whom he has remained close despite the various controversies.

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Prince Harry, who will immediately fly to Düsseldorf, Germany, where the Invictus Games are being held, has not been seen in public with his father and brother since the coronation of Charles III on May 6 in London. It seems that the time for reconciliation has not yet come.