The Duke of Sussex will make an appearance at the Well Child Awards in London on September 7th before heading to Dusseldorf, Germany, for the commencement of the Invictus Games on September 9th, where he will be joined by his wife.
Despite having accompanied Harry to the awards in 2018 and 2019 and serving as a patron of Well Child for the past 15 years, the Duchess is unlikely to attend this year's event. This decision provides significant insight into her sentiments about being in the UK, as noted by Royal historian Dr. Tessa Dunlop, who spoke to the Mirror.
Dr. Dunlop explained, "Contrary to some expectations, Harry is now visiting the UK on his way to Dusseldorf, Germany, for the Invictus Games, and as with everything Sussex, his visit is already causing a stir." She added, "The timing means he will be in Britain on September 8th, the first anniversary of the death of his great-grandmother, the late Queen, a poignant day. This begs the question: will there be a family reunion? The answer is absolutely not."
For King Charles, the Queen's death is equivalent to his accession to the throne, and he intends to spend it in quiet contemplation miles away in Balmoral, Scotland. Can you blame him?
Regarding Meghan's absence from the Well Child Awards in London, the expert noted, "A rare double act is being saved in Sussex for Germany, where the Duchess will assist Harry at the closing ceremony." He further commented, "On this occasion, I think Meghan's absence in London reflects her disdain for Britain more than the relationship between the couple. We don't deserve her, at least that's what she probably thinks."
There has been speculation about whether Harry's trip to the UK might lead to a family reunion for peace talks, but these claims have been denied by other sources. His older brother, Prince William, is said to still harbor strong resentment towards him after facing harsh criticism in Harry's memoirs.
