Prince Harry last met his father Charles III in February 2024. The British monarch told him at the time that he was affected by cancerThe meeting was brief. At the time, the Duke of Sussex had flown in from the United States for just a 45-minute tête-à-tête with his father.
On September 30, Prince Harry could have the opportunity to meet his father again. He will travel to London for the WellChild Awards
of this year 2024. The Sunday Express knows where the Duke of Sussex will be staying during his passage in London. And it will not be at Buckingham Palace or any other royal residence.
Prince Harry in the UK: Where the Duke of Sussex will stay kept secret
For security reasons, the Sunday Express has agreed not to disclose where the Duke of Sussex, 40, will be staying in the UK. However, according to reports from
express.co.ukMeghan Markle’s husband, who will probably travel alone, will stay a stone’s throw from the palace from Buckingham.
Photo credit: Bestimage Discussions are underway regarding a meeting between the British monarch and his son.
Speculation is rife as to whether or not Meghan Markle will be at her husband’s side. With Meghan Markle’s popularity skyrocketing among the younger British generation, her presence could be an opportunity for her to restore its reputationroyal experts believe.
Prince Harry in the United Kingdom: an unlikely meeting with Charles III
Prince Harry has chosen not to stay at a royal residence, but a meeting with his father would not be ruled out, the source revealed. Sunday Express. However, the meeting between Harry and Charles III is “highly unlikely“. “The King and Queen will celebrate the 25th Anniversary of the Scottish Parliament September 28 and will then have several days off“, the source said.
The source also added that discussions are currently underway to find a suitable place for the Duke of Sussex and King Charles III of England in the diary. However, the meeting seems extremely uncertain because of the speed with which the two men will enter and leave the capital.
