US EditionKing Charles deliberately snubs Prince Harry to deal final blow to impossible reconciliation
WINDSOR CASTLE, UNITED KINGDOM, JUL 8 – King Charles praised Prince William's Windsor residence during a State Banquet but excluded Prince Harry amidst ongoing family tensions, with Harry inviting royals to the 2027 Invictus Games.
- Prince Harry will host the 2027 Invictus Games in Birmingham, England, an event founded by him in 2014.
- The event follows ongoing tensions from Harry's 2020 step back from royal duties and his estrangement from King Charles III and Prince William.
- Helen Helliwell, Invictus Games CEO, expressed hope that members of the royal family, including Harry and King Charles, would attend but said it is too early to confirm.
- King Charles publicly praised William and Kate’s relocation to Windsor Castle's Adelaide Cottage during a State Banquet but notably omitted any mention of Harry.
- The 2027 Games may offer a rare opportunity for reconciliation, yet the royal family remains divided with no confirmed plans to bridge the longstanding rift.
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