Report: Prince Harry invited royal family members to Invictus Games celebration but did not receive any response

Prince Harry extended an olive branch to the royal family by inviting them to the 10-year celebration ceremony of the Invictus Games in the UK, but reportedly “received no response.” Sources reveal that Harry reached out to his family members, including his brother Prince William, but it is unlikely that any senior royals will attend the event.

The absence of key family members like Kate Middleton and King Charles is attributed to their ongoing battles with cancer. While Charles was recently seen in public, the Princess of Wales has been keeping a low profile. Despite Harry’s previous visit to Charles after his cancer diagnosis in February, it remains uncertain if they will meet at the upcoming event.

Reports suggest that Charles may extend an invitation to Harry and Meghan Markle to visit Balmoral Castle in Scotland this summer, providing an opportunity for the king to reunite with his grandchildren, Lilibet and Archie. Meanwhile, on the day of the Invictus Games, Charles is scheduled to meet with UK Prime Minister Rishi Sunak and attend a garden party at Buckingham Palace.

Although Harry’s cousins Princess Beatrice, Princess Eugenie, and Zara Tindall may attend the event, Harry is expected to stay in a hotel in London as he no longer has a home in the UK following his departure from Frogmore Cottage. Meghan and their children are not anticipated to accompany him on this trip. The dynamics within the royal family continue to be a topic of interest and speculation as the Invictus Games celebration approaches.