Duke of Sussex Flies to UK Alone, Leaving King Charles' Wish Unfulfilled
Prince Harry recently faced a difficult decision, reportedly flying alone to the UK despite his father, King Charles III, battling cancer. The Duke of Sussex had the perfect opportunity to bring his children, Prince Archie and Princess Lilibet, to spend time with their grandfather, but he was allegedly forced to travel without them due to ongoing tensions with his wife, Meghan Markle.
After a week in New York City, where Harry attended a solo charity event, speculation intensified about potential strains in the couple’s six-year marriage. According to insiders, the Duke’s solitary trip highlighted just how complicated his situation has become, as he navigates life in the U.S. while trying to maintain ties with the royal family.
One royal insider suggested that Harry has trapped himself in America, as he cannot bring his children to the UK without Meghan's permission, given their American citizenship. Sources speculate that any potential separation between the Duke and Duchess could result in a legal battle, with courts likely siding with Meghan, keeping the children Stateside.
While in London, Harry hoped to meet with his ailing father, seeking both personal reconnection and support in his ongoing fight to secure police protection for his family in the UK. According to sources, Harry believes that gaining official security would ease Meghan’s concerns about the safety of Archie and Lilibet, potentially allowing them to visit the UK in the future.
Although recent reports suggest Harry is keen to return to the UK to support the Crown, insiders claim this may be unlikely due to the ongoing concerns over the children’s safety.
