After weeks of speculation, yesterday the decision was made public: King Charles and his younger son, Prince Harry, will not meet up this week while Harry is in the U.K. for the Invictus Games’ 10-year anniversary celebration, the official celebration of which will take place tonight at St. Paul’s Cathedral in London. (Harry is due to give a reading at the Service of Thanksgiving.) According to Page Six, Harry had been working for over a month to squeeze in some time in his father’s schedule, “only to be turned down,” the outlet reports.
Hugo Vickers, a well-respected royal historian and a friend of the royal family, told Page Six that “If the King wanted to see Harry, he would find time very easily,” he said. “You can never be too busy to see your son.”
