Confirmation has been received regarding Prince Harry's imminent return to the UK.
However, it appears highly improbable that he will schedule a visit to see his ailing sister-in-law, Kate Middleton, as he prepares for his journey back next month.
A spokesperson for the Invictus Games has confirmed the Duke of Sussex's attendance at the Service of Thanksgiving at St. Paul’s Cathedral in London on May 8, commemorating a decade of the esteemed sporting event.
In an interview with the Daily Mail, royal author Tom Bower asserted that while the prince may allocate some time to check on his cancer-stricken father, King Charles, the likelihood of meeting with the Princess of Wales remains remote.
“I'm certain he won't visit Kate,” he affirmed.
“However, in an effort to reaffirm his royalty and enhance his brand, he will make a significant effort to be seen visiting his father, the King,” explained the author. “I would be surprised if Meghan accompanies him.”
Richard Fitzwilliams shared similar sentiments, noting, “Katherine is currently undergoing preventative chemotherapy treatment, and given the depth of the existing rift, reconciliation seems unlikely to me.”
“The only potential for reconciliation lies in private efforts, away from the public eye,” he added.
Previous reports revealed that Harry and Meghan had reached out to the future Queen of England after she disclosed her diagnosis with an undisclosed form of cancer last month.
They also issued a public statement expressing support for Kate, wishing her “health and healing” during this challenging period.
