Prince Harry ‘wants to bring his family’ to the UK but faces obstacle | Royal | News
The Sussex family last visited Harry’s country in the summer of 2022 for the Queen’s Platinum Jubilee celebrations. A few weeks later, Harry and Meghan return to attend the late monarch’s funeral. But children have not been able to see their royal relatives in person for years and the Duke hopes to change that.
But Harry’s legal battle with the UK Government is still unresolved and could pose a major obstacle to his plans for a family holiday in Britain.
The Duke of Sussex lost a legal battle last year over the levels of security he and his family received in the UK following their departure from the Royal Family in 2020.
But the prince was given a full risk assessment after the Home Office made a major U-turn in December.
Sources close to Harry said: Daily Mail He said the camp was cautiously optimistic that his request for fully armed protection had “been finalized” and “will be reinstated.”
However, no decision has been taken so far.
The Duke will return to the UK in July to take part in the annual event for the Invictus Games, which will take place in Birmingham in 2027.
Sources close to Harry said Page Six While Harry would love to bring his children with him this week, no firm plans have been made and “things are primarily focused on the Invictus event”.
If Meghan were to join her husband, it would be her first official trip to Britain since the late Queen’s funeral.
Speaking to the BBC about his safety in May 2025, Harry said: “I don’t see a world where I would bring my wife and children back to the UK at this point.”
