In a projected royal reunion, Prince Harry and King Charles are both invited to a significant UK event.

 

King Charles and Prince Harry might be getting back together soon because both royals were invited to the 2027 Invictus Games. The 40-year-old Duke of Sussex was reportedly preparing to invite his father, whom he has been separated from, to the ceremony, which is scheduled to take place in Birmingham in July of that year. Although it’s “too soon to confirm who’s going to be there,” Helen Helliwell, the CEO of the 2027 event, has stated that she hopes both Harry and the 76-year-old monarch will be present.

 

If the duke could go, we would be overjoyed,” she told People. “There is a really special relationship with him and the community, and he really adds a magical sparkle dust to his interactions.” Members of the royal family have been enthusiastic “supporters of the Armed Forces” and have pushed for the Invictus Games “since inception in 2014,” according to Helliwell. “We would greatly appreciate the presence of members of the royal family in a few years, and we would be thrilled if they could attend,” she continued.

 

The royal guest list and invitation language are thought to have previously been authorised by the author of “Spare.”