Reports: Prince Harry wants patch-up. Will Prince William, Kate Middleton and King Charles meet him? Inside story

If media reports are to be believed, Prince Harry wants to mend differences with his estranged elder brother Prince William, his sister-in-law Kate Middleton, and his father King Charles, but they are not too enthusiastic about it. He will arrive in London this week to attend the Invictus Games 10-year celebration in London. The Duke of Sussex has also invited his father and brother to be present at the special programme to be held at St. Paul's Cathedral on May 8. 'Page Six' has claimed in a report that no member of the royal family is expected to attend this much-awaited event.

Will Kate Middleton go to St. Paul's?

Prince William's wife Kate Middleton is undergoing cancer treatment and she is away from the public eye. Besides, she is not yet on good terms with her brother-in-law. She is not likely to attend the Invictus Games 10-year celebration.

Will King Charles meet Prince Harry?

Prince Harry has also invited King Charles, who has resumed his public duties. But, his daily public presence has been kept at the minimum, he too is under treatment for cancer. Charles is recovering but is not fit enough to attend the ceremony at St. Paul's. Further, it is still not known whether King Charles will meet his son at all.

Will Meghan Markle visit Balmoral Castle?

It was earlier reported in the media that Charles is expected to invite Harry and his wife Meghan Markle to Balmoral Castle in Scotland this summer so that he can see his grandchildren Archie and 2-year-old Lilibet. But it is still unknown whether Harry's wife Meghan Markle is interested in visiting London and spending time there with her father-in-law.

FAQs

When will Prince Harry visit London next?
Prince Harry will arrive in London this week to attend the Invictus Games 10-year celebration in London on May 8 at St. Paul's Cathedral.

Will King Charles meet Prince Harry?
Prince Harry has also invited King Charles, who has resumed his public duties. But, his daily public presence has been kept at the minimum, he too is under treatment for cancer. Charles is recovering but is not fit enough to attend the ceremony at St. Paul's. It is still not known whether King Charles will meet his son at all.