Prince Harry and King Charles are both scheduled to be in London tomorrow, potentially leading to a long-awaited reunion. Charles is expected to return to the capital from Balmoral tonight, coinciding with his son’s charity visits in the city. The father and son have not met in almost 20 months, with Harry expressing his desire for reconciliation with his family.
Harry is anticipated to visit Imperial College London tomorrow, particularly the Centre for Blast Injury Studies, an institution he inaugurated 12 years ago. However, there has been no confirmation from Buckingham Palace or Harry’s office regarding a possible meeting between the two.
During his recent engagements in the UK, Harry disclosed a personal donation of £1.1 million to BBC Children in Need to aid young individuals affected by violence. Despite his relocation to California, Harry remains committed to maintaining ties with Nottingham, where he has engaged with the community for years.
Harry’s financial resources stem from various sources, including his collaboration with Netflix and his role as chief impact officer at Better Up. He also inherited a substantial sum from his mother, Princess Diana, and potentially from his grandparents, Queen Elizabeth II and the late Prince Philip.
While Harry was in Nottingham, his brother Prince William conducted an event in Lambeth, south London. The brothers are not expected to meet during Harry’s UK visit, as they marked the late Queen’s death separately on Monday. Harry privately paid his respects at his grandmother’s grave, while William and Kate honored the Queen’s memory at a WI branch in Sunningdale.
The potential reunion between Prince Harry and King Charles in London has stirred anticipation among onlookers, as the royal family dynamics continue to captivate public interest.
