US EditionPrince Harry to return to UK on anniversary of Queen's death for charity awards
Prince Harry will mark his 15th attendance as patron of WellChild, honoring seriously ill children and caregivers at the charity's 20th annual awards ceremony.
- Prince Harry will return to the UK on September 8 to attend the WellChild Awards, marking his 15th time at the event as charity patron for 17 years.
- The awards coincide with the anniversary of Queen Elizabeth II's death, which raises questions about a possible reunion with his father, King Charles.
- During the ceremony, Harry will interact with families and present an award to a child aged four to six, emphasizing the impact of the charity.
- In a statement, Harry expressed his privilege in attending the awards and highlighted the courage of young people with complex health needs.
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On September 8th, the Queen's death anniversary will be the third. Prince Harry will travel back to the United Kingdom on this day – for a special occasion. The Duke of Sussex has confirmed it: he will participate in the WellChild Awards on September 8th – on the third anniversary of his grandmother's death, Queen Elizabeth II. For this, he will travel to London, as the "People Magazine" writes.Prince Harry repeatedly at the eventThe award cerem…
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