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Prince Harry will today give a speech at St Paul’s Cathedral to celebrate the 10th anniversary of the Invictus Games after he was ‘snubbed’ by his father following his arrival in the UK.
The Duke of Sussex admitted King Charles was too busy to see him on his latest whistle-stop visit to the UK in what royal experts claimed was “quite a snub” which indicates the divide between the two men.
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Royal experts – Harry not meeting King is ‘quite a snub’
This is one of the most public rifts in the world. If it was handled in private without so much press speculation, it would have a better chance of being resolved.
It is quite a snub. For the King to not see his younger son, Prince Harry, although the two men will be only two miles apart tomorrow afternoon, gives an indication of the depth of the divide.
The Prodigal Son is not welcome – not for the present, anyway. In royal terms, this is big medicine. Prince Harry is bound to see it for what it is, the clearest possible indication of the hurt that has been caused.
Everything we know this morning about Prince Harry’s UK visit
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Royal experts – Harry not meeting King is ‘quite a snub’
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Everything we know this morning about Prince Harry’s UK visit