In a notable development, senior members of the royal family have opted out of attending Prince Harry's upcoming Invictus Games event, marking a fresh 'snub' for the Duke of Sussex.
According to reports from The Mirror, "no senior members of the Royal Family" will be present alongside Prince Harry to commemorate the 10th anniversary of the games on May 8th.
Despite Harry's impending return to the UK for the celebrations, his royal relatives will not be in attendance, highlighting the ongoing complexities within the family.
As announced on the Invictus Games' official social media platforms, the Invictus Games Foundation will host a 'Service of Thanksgiving' at St Paul's Cathedral on May 8th, with Prince Harry, the Duke of Sussex, as the Patron. Actor Damian Lewis and members of the global Invictus Community are expected to join the event to mark the significant milestone.
Notably, Prince Harry will travel alone, as his wife, the Duchess of Sussex, reportedly opts out of accompanying him to the UK amid the ongoing royal feud.
Furthermore, reports indicate that Prince Harry has no scheduled meetings with his father, King Charles, who is battling cancer, or his sister-in-law, Princess Kate, during his visit.
The decision by senior royals to skip Prince Harry's Invictus Games event underscores the persisting tensions and fractures within the royal family, highlighting the complexities surrounding Harry's relationship with his relatives amidst shifting dynamics and personal challenges.
