Prince Harry will not meet the King during his visit to London as he has a “packed” schedule of commitments.

“I have other trips planned that will take me across the UK or within the UK, so I will stop and see my family as much as possible.” The prince also said: “I love my family” and expressed gratitude for being able to visit the king last week following his diagnosis. When asked if a family illness could have a “unifying effect,” Prince Harry said he was sure.

Regarding any meeting with Prince William, it is clear that relations between the brothers remain frosty. After the announcement of the Princess of Wales’ cancer diagnosis, it was widely reported that the Sussexes had made contact “privately”. This news was accompanied by a public statement from the Sussexes saying: “We wish health and recovery to Kate and her family.”

During tomorrow’s service the prince will give a reading, while actor Damien Lewis will recite the poem Invictus by William Ernest Henley. Later this week, he will travel to Nigeria to meet Meghan for a short tour of the country. The trip is associated with the Games after Nigeria sent its first team to the Invictus Games last year.

The Sussexes retired from professional royal life in 2020 and moved to Montecito in California. Relations between the Sussexes and the rest of the royal family have since deteriorated, reaching a very low point after the publication of Harry’s memoirs. Sparein which he accused the Queen of sacrificing him on her “public relations altar” and detailed a series of other grievances, including an alleged physical assault by the Prince of Wales.

Nonetheless, royal experts will note comments he made during the famous March 2021 Oprah interview, in which Harry said: “I will always love (Charles). There was a lot of suffering. I will continue to make healing this relationship one of my priorities.