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Prince Harry is unlikely to meet William on a trip to the UK next week – but is ‘clearly looking forward’ to seeing Charles, says source

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PRINCE Harry is unlikely to meet William when he flies to the UK next week, sources claim.

It is understood the Duke of Sussex, 39, will not see his brother – but is “looking forward” to seeing his father during a visit for an Invictus Games ceremony.

Harry is unlikely to see William during his UK trip

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Harry is unlikely to see William during his UK tripCredit: AP
Harry is reportedly 'very excited' to see his father

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Harry is reportedly ‘very excited’ to see his fatherCredit: Getty
King Charles smiled yesterday at the Windsor Horse Show

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King Charles smiled yesterday at the Windsor Horse Show

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Harry and Charles spoke for 30 minutes in February – days after the king’s cancer diagnosis.

The 75-year-old king, recently allowed to resume public duties while undergoing cancer treatment, is expected to attend Buckingham Palace’s first garden party of the year from 4pm.

Both events will end around 6pm, paving the way for the first meeting since Harry’s trip in early February.

A royal source told The Sun: “Harry is normally 5,000 miles away in California, but by happy coincidence on Wednesday they will be just two miles away.

They spoke for 30 minutes in February — days after King’s cancer diagnosis.

The 75-year-old king, recently allowed to resume public duties while undergoing cancer treatment, is expected to attend Buckingham Palace’s first garden party of the year from 4pm.

Both events will end around 6pm, paving the way for the first meeting since Harry’s trip in early February.

A royal source told The Sun: “Harry is normally 5,000 miles away in California, but by happy coincidence on Wednesday they will be just two miles away.

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“It’s clear he’s looking forward to seeing his father as he continues his recovery and most people are hoping for some kind of another reunion. next week.”

The potential meeting is unlikely to include Prince William, who was struck by his brother’s attacks and has not spoken to him since Queen Elizabeth’s funeral.

Timeline of the battle for King Charles’ health

A look at King Charles’ cancer diagnosis and recovery.

January 17th: Buckingham Palace announces that the king has been diagnosed with an enlarged prostate

January 26th: The Sun exclusively photographs the King arriving at the London Clinic for his ‘corrective procedure’

January 29th: Seen waving and smiling as he leaves the hospital after another night

February 5th: Palace revealed while in hospital for a prostate operation, doctors discovered that the king has a type of cancer

February, 10th: King issues ‘heartfelt thanks’ in written statement

February 21st: King tells Rishi Sunak he was ‘reduced to tears’ by get well cards

March 21st: The Princess of Wales and the King have lunch at Windsor Castle

March 22: Kate announces via video statement that she is being treated for cancer

March 31: King attends Easter Sunday service and takes part in a ‘walk’ with members of the public and aides say ‘it was a significant step’ as King ‘responded to the treatment in a very encouraging way’

April 4: The Sun exclusively reveals King has ordered aides to ‘overload’ his diary for the summer and is ‘raring to go’

April 10: King and Queen vacation at Birkhall in the Scottish Highlands

April 26: Buckingham Palace announces King will return to frontline public duties

April 30th: King marks his public return by visiting a cancer hospital with the Queen

Future:

May 8th and 21st: Buckingham Palace Garden Parties

May 21st to 25th: Chelsea Flower Show

June 6: D-Day 80th anniversary celebrations in France and the United Kingdom

15th of June: Trooping the Color anniversary parade in London

June 17th: Garter Day Parade at Windsor Castle

June 18th to 22nd: Royal Ascot

June’s end: State Visit of the Emperor and Empress of Japan

July 3: Holyrood Week in Scotland

October: Two or three week tour of Australia

William will be out of the capital on Thursday and on Friday he will have commitments in Cornwall and the Isles of Scilly.

Meghan is not expected to join Harry at the cathedral.

The Sussexes have been invited to Nigeria later this month for talks about the games.

Yesterday the King made a surprise visit to the Royal Windsor Horse Show on the castle grounds. He received a hug and kiss from his niece Zara Tindall and played with the pilots taking part in the competitions.

In the evening he returned to a display of the King’s Troop, Royal Horse Artillery.

In February, Harry made a 10,000-mile round trip from Los Angeles to London after finding out his father had cancer.

He was taken to Clarence House in London but left 45 minutes later – and is believed to have only spent half an hour with his father.

The king, who had begun cancer treatment, postponed his helicopter trip to Sandringham so he could speak to his son.

Harry spent the night in a hotel and returned to the US the next day.

The Sun revealed on Sunday that he was prevented from joining his father in Norfolk for fear “they would never get rid of him”. February was the first time Harry had met his father since last May’s coronation.

He and Meghan left the United Kingdom for North America after stepping down as senior royals in early 2020.

It turns out that Charles smiled yesterday when he hugged his niece Zara Tindall at the Windsor Horse Show after asking assessors to “overload his diary”.

The king’s future commitments

May 8th and 21st: Buckingham Palace Garden Parties

May 21st to 25th: Chelsea Flower Show

June 6: D-Day 80th anniversary celebrations in France and the United Kingdom

15th of June: Trooping the Color anniversary parade in London

June 17th: Garter Day Parade at Windsor Castle

June 18th to 22nd: Royal Ascot

June’s end: State Visit of the Emperor and Empress of Japan

July 3: Holyrood Week in Scotland

October: Two or three week tour of Australia

Excited to return to public duties, the 75-year-old monarch was all smiles at the rainy event, wearing a stylish camel overcoat and a brown suit.

The king is “looking forward to going” and has “reloaded his schedule” as he is undergoing cancer treatment, a palace source said.

Charles was photographed tenderly hugging his niece Zara Tindalla former Olympic rider, on his third royal engagement this week.

He also told jokes and laughed with the riders on the side of the track.

King Charles hugs Zara at the Royal Windsor Horse Show yesterday

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King Charles hugs Zara at the Royal Windsor Horse Show yesterdayCredit: Getty
Harry hasn't seen William since Queen Elizabeth's funeral

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Harry hasn’t seen William since Queen Elizabeth’s funeralCredit: Getty



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