Royal expert Kinsey Scoffield, the host of the "To Die For Daily" podcast, shed light on the situation. It appears that Prince Harry will be making a visit to the UK, but without Meghan Markle. A family reunion, however, doesn't seem to be on the agenda. Scoffield noted, "The ending is that the Prince and Princess of Wales do not want to meet Harry, with or without Meghan Markle."
Trust seems to be a significant issue in this context, as they want to avoid private conversations being shared with others. The visit holds particular significance as it coincides with the anniversary of Queen Elizabeth's passing, which Prince William and Princess Kate are expected to publicly acknowledge.
Scoffield believes that Prince William might be dreading Prince Harry's arrival, especially since the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge are anticipated to pay tribute to the late Queen on the anniversary of her death. Prince Harry's presence could potentially divert attention and create conflicting headlines that the palace may not welcome.
While in the UK, Prince Harry is expected to participate in events related to the anniversary and may mention the late Queen in his speech at the Wildchild Awards. Following his UK visit, he is set to head to Germany for the Invictus Games, which he initiated in 2014. Although Meghan was initially expected to accompany him, it appears that her name has been removed from the official schedule.
During his time in England, Prince Harry is not expected to have a meeting with his father, King Charles. The King will privately mark the first anniversary of his mother's passing at Balmoral in Scotland, where Queen Elizabeth peacefully passed away on September 8th of the previous year. While there won't be a public commemoration, Prince William and Kate are reportedly planning to visit St. David's Cathedral in South Wales before engaging with local communities in the area.
