Prince Harry likely to return to UK for second time amid warning

The Duke of Sussex, Prince Harry, is anticipated to make a return to the UK for a significant occasion, marking his second visit after a recent trip that was prompted by his father, King Charles’s cancer diagnosis. Reports from the Daily Star suggest that Prince Harry’s forthcoming journey back to British soil is scheduled for May, to commemorate the 10th anniversary of the Invictus Games, an event set to be celebrated at the iconic St Paul’s Cathedral.

This upcoming visit holds potential implications for Prince Harry’s relationship with the royal family, offering him an opportunity to possibly reconcile and strengthen familial ties amidst ongoing tensions. His previous trip to the UK was a brief one, during which he managed to have a short meeting with King Charles, who has been battling health issues.

However, Prince Harry’s anticipated return is not without its controversies. Royal commentator Tom Bower has expressed a stark viewpoint regarding Prince Harry and his wife, Meghan Markle’s standing with the British public. Bower’s comments, shared during an interview with GB News and reported by the Daily Express, suggest a less-than-welcoming atmosphere for the couple in the UK.

He described them as “poisonous” figures whose presence might not be celebrated by all. Furthermore, Bower interpreted Prince Harry’s quick visit to see his father as a mere “PR stunt,” emphasizing a perceived lack of warmth in the royal family’s reception of Harry, highlighted by the fact that he was reportedly not invited to stay overnight at any of the royal residences.

These developments come amidst a backdrop of ongoing scrutiny and public interest in the dynamics within the British royal family, particularly concerning Prince Harry and Meghan Markle’s relationship with other royal members. Prince Harry’s next visit in May, therefore, is awaited with keen interest, as observers watch for signs of reconciliation or further estrangement within the royal family.