It has been reported that Prince Harry is keen on making a rare public appearance alongside his father, King Charles, in the coming year.
Prince Harry reportedly wants his father, King Charles, to join him at the Invictus Games next year
The Duke of Sussex, now 41, stepped away from his role as a senior working royal back in 2020, subsequently relocating to California with Meghan, the Duchess of Sussex. Since then, Harry has made selective trips back to the UK, returning for significant events such as Queen Elizabeth II’s platinum jubilee celebrations in summer 2022 and her funeral later that same year. More recently, he paid a brief visit for King Charles’s coronation in May 2023.
However, a new report suggests Harry wants to appear alongside his father at his Invictus Games in Birmingham, England in 2027. A source told The Mirror newspaper: “Harry’s intention is two fold. He would love the King’s support at the Games, while having his father by his side would also add considerable weight to his argument for security for his family to accompany him on the trip.”
Another insider added: “Next year is a big deal for Harry. He is determined that the Birmingham Games will be the best ever and it would mean the world to him to have his father there.”