The royal family has bid farewell to Prince Harry and Meghan Markle as they embark on what appears to be an unofficial royal tour. According to Royal author Phil Dampier, the Duke of Sussex is preparing to head to the UK for a party celebrating the Invictus Games next week, followed by a trip to Nigeria shortly after. Dampier suggested that the couple is attempting to create their own version of a royal roadshow.
King Charles, on the other hand, appeared happy to be back at work as he returned to frontline royal duties. He visited the McMillan Cancer Center at University College Hospital in central London, where he engaged with staff and learned about the latest treatments.
Meanwhile, Prince William also resumed his royal duties today as his wife, Kate Middleton, continues her recovery after being diagnosed with cancer.
The Prince of Wales is currently in the Northeast, visiting low carbon materials and an Earthshot award finalist in Cumbria before heading to Newcastle upon Tyne to officially open James Place. He will learn about the crucial lifeline the new center offers to men in suicidal crisis in the area.
It seems that the Duke and Duchess of Sussex are embarking on a royal tour of their own. Prince Harry will return to the UK for the Invictus Games event in May, followed by a visit to Nigeria shortly after.
The Duke of Sussex, who left the royal family alongside Meghan Markle in 2020, will attend a Thanksgiving mass at St. Paul's Cathedral on Wednesday, May 8th, marking the 10th anniversary of the games he founded in 2014.
While Prince Harry will be attending the event in London, Meghan Markle will not accompany him. After the Invictus Games event, the couple will travel to Nigeria for meetings about the games.
