Harry hopes to bring kids to UK for first time in years

Prince Harry is reportedly due to return to England next week, bringing his young children for a rare visit and hoping to show them the country where he grew up but from which privacy concerns and family disputes have driven him away.

King Charles’ younger son Harry will arrive with his wife Meghan on Tuesday UK time, coincidentally on the same day he will find out whether he has won a hugely expensive lawsuit against the publisher of the Daily Mail over allegations of widespread unlawful conduct.

His disagreement with the government over security arrangements for himself and his family also affected his plans; As the family tries to reconcile years later, there is also speculation about whether their children will meet their grandfather.

Harry has been living in the United States with his American wife Meghan since 2020. Their children Archie, seven, and Lilibet, five, last visited Britain four years ago and Harry has spoken in the past about how he longed to bring them to the country he loves.

However, the prince, also known as the Duke of Sussex, said that the police protection offered by England meant that he could not bring his children in the past, and that there was still a question mark about whether they would come this time.

“The Duke continues to explore every option available to ensure the visit proceeds safely and to give his children the opportunity to enjoy the UK,” his spokesman said in a statement earlier this week. he said.

During Harry’s visits in 2025, he was said to have been approached twice by a known stalker.

The main focus of Harry’s trip is to promote the Invictus Games, a sporting event for injured military veterans to be held in Birmingham, central England, in 2027. He will also participate in a number of charity events.

He will likely be asked for a reaction by the media when the verdict is announced in the high-profile case filed by Harry along with Elton John and others. Whichever side loses, there are millions of pounds in costs and reputational damage.

In the six years since Harry and Meghan, 41, resigned as working members of the royal family, the depth of the animosity between the prince and his father and brother has become clear.

The king has barely seen his two grandchildren since they were born, but Harry has said he wants the conflict to end by 2025.