Prince Harry will leave alone for the UK, unaccompanied by Meghan Markle
Prince Harry will leave alone for the UK, unaccompanied by Meghan Markle. Harry is scheduled to perform at a charity academy.
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According to Page Six, Harry will perform at WellChild's annual charity event, which he has attended for 15 years in London. The event was held one day before he flew to Germany for the Invictus Games competition he founded.
Meghan Markle is not accompanying because she has to take care of her two children
A source said Prince Harry will be traveling solo alone. Meghan Markle is said to have to take care of her two children, namely Archie (4 years) and Lilibet (2 years).
The Duke of Sussex looks set to pass through his hometown without visiting the British royal family. Members of the royal family are said to have held a memorial of Queen Elizabeth's death, one day after Harry arrived in the UK.
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The deepest member of the British royal family said Prince Harry had not received any invitations to the event which took place at Balmoral Castle intimately.
"Meghan Markle will also not be joining him on the trip to London this time around," the source continued, according to Page Six.
A source also told The Sun earlier this month that there has been 'no contact whatsoever with them' from the royal family.
Tensions between Prince Harry-Meghan Markle's family and the British monarch have intensified since they decided to leave their positions in January 2020. They moved to the U.S. and exposed the ugliness of the royal family.
The couple last performed together in Europe during the funeral of the late King Phillip on September 19, 2022. Although Meghan Markle will not be joining her trip to the UK, the Duchess of Sussex will reportedly fly directly to Germany from California for the opening ceremony of the Invictus Games.
According to royal expert and biographer Angela Levin, the mother-of-two will deliver a personal message of 'courage and resilience' to veterans injured while competing in matches.