Prince Harry is set to make a rare visit to the UK, sparking speculation about a potential reunion with his brother, Prince William. The Duke of Sussex will be returning to attend the WellChild awards ceremony in London, where he serves as a patron of the charity. This visit raises questions about whether Harry will also have a chance to see his father, the Prince of Wales, or if he may make a trip to Scotland to connect with the King.
Reports suggest that Harry and William did not communicate when they attended a family funeral in the UK in August. The Prince of Wales is currently residing at his Balmoral residence and has not seen Harry since the duke rushed to his side following Charles’s cancer diagnosis earlier this year.
The WellChild awards honour the resilience and achievements of seriously ill children and their families. The event recognises the dedication of healthcare professionals, social care workers, and educators who support these young individuals. Harry has been a regular attendee at the awards ceremony, hosted by WellChild, a charity that offers a range of support services for families facing serious health challenges.
Before the main event, the duke will participate in a reception to meet the award winners and their families. He will then present the Most Inspirational Child award and deliver a speech during the private awards ceremony. Harry’s visit to the UK for this special occasion is anticipated to bring attention to the potential for familial interactions amidst ongoing speculations about the relationships within the royal family.