Prince Harry will return to Britain this week to mark the 10th anniversary of the Invictus Games, but it is unclear which members of the Royal family he will reunite.
The Duke of Sussex will attend a thanksgiving service at St Paul's Cathedral in London on Wednesday, May 8, and deliver a lecture during the ceremony.
No senior members of the Firm are expected and although he will probably meet his father, King Charles, during his journey, a reunion with his brother Prince William has yet to be confirmed.
Harry would like to meet Charles during his visit. A source said The mirror: “Harry kept in regular contact with his father on several occasions and made no secret of his desire to see him whenever he could.
“He is especially concerned about him and hopes that the king is doing well and that he can see him as planned.”
The pair last met in February during Harry's final visit to Britain, when he briefly returned to London following the public announcement of the king's cancer diagnosis.
William and Princess Kate are reportedly not planning to see Harry. A friend of the couple told the newspaper Daily beast: “Both parties clearly understand each other's position.
“William and Catherine felt completely betrayed by Harry's memoirs. They are not talking to Harry and Meghan, and they certainly have no intention of starting when Catherine is at her most vulnerable.”
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Another source also claimed so The royal editor of the Mirror Russel Myers: “Their relationship remains extremely fractured. Harry has privately expressed a desire to sit down with his brother, but now is not the time.”
A meeting with William this week is unlikely as the Prince of Wales is expected to be away from London, with investitures in Windsor on Wednesday, followed by engagements in Cornwall and the Isles of Scilly on Thursday and Friday.
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