Scheduled to arrive in London around the one-year anniversary of Queen Elizabeth II's passing, Prince Harry plans to deliver a speech at the WellChild Awards, an organization he has been supporting for many years.
According to a report from The Daily Beast, William and Kate are feeling "nervous" that Prince Harry's visit might overshadow this crucial event for the Royal Family. Insiders previously revealed their irritation at the fact that Prince Harry is slated to deliver his speech at the WellChild Awards on Thursday night, the eve of the late monarch's anniversary.
Nevertheless, a friend of King Charles has indicated that the monarch is "proud" of Prince Harry's work with the Invictus Games and the accompanying Netflix series. This source also dismissed reports of Prince Harry snubbing the royals in his new docuseries as "total exaggerations."
Despite this, Prince William and Kate remain wary of Prince Harry's potential outbursts. A friend of the Waleses shared their concerns, noting, "Harry is going to want people to watch the show." Given Prince Harry's past actions, especially in promoting his projects at the expense of the royal family, the couple is understandably anxious about the possibility of another public controversy overshadowing the dignity of the occasion.
Queen Elizabeth II passed away last year on September 8 at her cherished Balmoral Castle in Scotland. Her passing led to the ascension of Charles to the throne, with William and Kate assuming the titles of Prince and Princess of Wales.
