Everyone was pretty sure about that Prince Harry on May 8 London was supposed to be in the United Kingdom for an event celebrating the tenth anniversary of his Invictus Games, but it now appears that he visit maybe better skips.
Why Prince Harry might reconsider his visit to London
It has been talked about for quite some time Harry’s visit to the United Kingdom for the Invictus Games event, and that seemed so certain that there was also plenty of speculation about whether he would family would see anyway. Harry’s ties with family members like Prince William, Kate Middleton and King Charles are still stiff. Still, many were hoping for a reunion now that both Kate and Charles are receiving treatment following a cancer diagnosis.
The only question seemed to be whether Meghan Markle and children Archie (4) and Lilibet (2) would accompany him. Reportedly, a plan was already in place – the family would celebrate their fifth birthday on May 6 birthday of Archie in their hometown of Montecito, California and a day later Harry would celebrate with a private plane fly to London.
A hefty bill
Since Harry and Meghan left the United Kingdom, they have been embroiled in all kinds of legal matters on their behalf security – who was demoted when they turned their backs on the royal family and the couple does not agree with that. The two are said to be especially concerned about the safety of their children.
However, Harry lost the case, meaning he not only has to make do with a lesser degree of security but also a million pounds have to pay legal costs. That reports Mirrorand the newspaper also states that he is no longer sure of this visit to London.
May 8, the day of the event, is already around the corner, so hopefully there will be more clarity soon.
