Prince Harry to bring his children to visit UK next month, Telegraph says

Prince Harry, the Duke of Sussex, will bring his children to Britain next month for an event promoting the Invictus Games, marking a rare family visit to the UK.

Britain's ​Prince Harry, the younger ​son of King ‌Charles, will ​bring his two children on a rare visit to Britain ‌next month, the Daily Telegraph newspaper reported on Wednesday.

Harry, who moved to the United States with his ‌American wife Meghan in 2020, has not brought his ‌children, Archie, 7, and Lilibet, 5, back to Britain in recent years but the family will come over next month ⁠for ​an ⁠event to promote his Invictus Games, the paper said. There was no ⁠immediate comment from his spokesperson.

Last year, the Duke ​of Sussex, 41, lost a battle with the British ⁠government over his security arrangements after which he said he ⁠could ​not safely bring his family to the country. That decision, combined with a public, ⁠high-profile falling out with both his father and elder brother, ⁠Prince ⁠William, has meant the king has barely seen his two grandchildren since they were born.