Harry's Anticipated Return to London Amidst Family Dynamics and Health Concerns

There is anticipation for Harry's return tomorrow, May 8, to London. The Duke of Sussex will return (without his wife Meghan Markle, nor the children) on the occasion of the tenth anniversary of the Invictus Games. He will most likely meet his father, King Charles, who will be engaged in the first opening of the Buckingham Palace gardens, but there remains a doubt: will he also see his brother William and sister-in-law Kate Middleton? Queen Camilla will not allow Harry to meet King Charles alone: "She does not trust him, he is dangerous." The Meeting with Kate According to the Daily Mirror, the Princess of Wales will find the time to meet her brother-in-law only under one condition. The celebratory visit will mark the first time Harry returns to the United Kingdom since Kate announced in an emotional video message to the nation that she was diagnosed with cancer and began a cycle of preventative chemotherapy. Since then, Kate has not been seen in public, dedicating herself to her healing journey. Harry and Meghan have released a statement of support for their sister-in-law after the shocking news was made public, wishing her "health and healing." Ingrid Seward, editor-in-chief of Majesty Magazine, explains that in her opinion, it is "highly unlikely" that William would want to see his brother during this stressful period. "William already has enough to do and does not need the stress. But he might realize that Harry will want to see Kate after the cancer diagnosis since they were once so close. It remains to be seen if Kate is willing and able to face it. Does she have the energy to start trying to heal the fracture between the brothers or will she prefer to remain in the shadows?" The Condition Ingrid added that if the request to meet Harry came directly from the top, Kate would likely accept a meeting with her brother-in-law. "If the King asks, she will do it, but Charles, being the sensitive and understanding soul that he is, will hardly ask such a favor of his beloved daughter-in-law. It must be the right time, and it is not now."