Harry arrives for WellChild awards but no sign of Meghan
- On Monday, September 21, 2026, Prince Harry arrived at London's Lancaster Hotel for the annual WellChild Awards, greeted by WellChild chief executive Matt James at the start of the ceremony.
- Harry has served as patron for 18 years, cementing his long association with WellChild as a significant part of his annual programme. This year marks the 20-year anniversary of the WellChild Nurse programme supporting families.
- The Prince has attended the ceremony 15 times, continuing to champion WellChild's mission to celebrate the inspirational achievements of seriously ill children. These awards recognize youngsters demonstrating courage and determination while living life to the full.
- Missing from the awards was Meghan, who has not attended a public event since the Sussexes returned in late August. Speculation about her presence had been rife leading up to the evening.
- Following his July visit to Birmingham Children hospital, Harry continues supporting the charity's specialist nursing work. The Duke remains dedicated to meeting families and professionals, cementing his long-term partnership with WellChild.
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As patron of the WellChild Awards, Prince Harry did not take part in this year's award ceremony. For the Royal it was one of his first public appearances after moving to Great Britain. Wife Meghan was not at his side.
Harry arrives for WellChild awards but no sign of Meghan
Harry has been patron of WellChild since 2007.
Meghan Markle will not join Prince Harry at the WellChild Awards tonight
Prince Harry is attending today's WellChild Awards in London without the Duchess of Sussex, who will not be present at the ceremony honouring seriously ill children and their families.Meghan has been absent from all public engagements since the couple arrived back in the UK at the end of August, fuelling widespread speculation about whether she would appear at the London event.The Duke attended back-to-back Invictus Games engagements last week, …
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