He arrived at the High Court in London to attend a court case against the publishers of the Daily Mail. The Prince is among a group of high-profile individuals who are bringing claims of misuse of private information and alleged unlawful information gathering.
As photos of Harry arriving at court emerged, many people began to wonder if he had traveled back with his wife, Meghan Markle, and their two children. However, it appears that Harry has traveled alone, as photos show him en route to court on his own.
The court hearing is set to last just four days, and Harry and Meghan were likely keen not to disrupt their children's schedule and make them travel for such a short period.
Prince Harry is likely staying at Frogmore Cottage during his time in the UK, which was gifted to him and Meghan by Queen Elizabeth II in 2018. However, they have been told to vacate the property by King Charles since they are no longer working royals and now live permanently in the US.
Harry has previously claimed that it is too dangerous for him and his family to return to the UK, so it remains unclear if Meghan and the children will attend the King's coronation on May 6th. Harry and Meghan now live in their current $14.7 million home in Montecito, but they have returned to their residence in Windsor from time to time, including in June 2022 to celebrate Lilibet's first birthday and in the wake of Queen Elizabeth's death last September.
