Royal commentator Robert Jobson suggested that Prince William was surprised by how successful Prince Harry’s Invictus Games had become. The games, established in 2014 as a sports tournament for sick and injured veterans, have gained international recognition. Royal historian Ed Ennis wondered what Prince William thought of Harry’s achievements, noting that Invictus now has an international presence, and both brothers seem to compete for the international spotlight.
During a promotional interview with Good Morning America for his book “Spare,” Prince Harry admitted to the rivalry between the brothers. He explained that there had always been a degree of rivalry between them, indicating that it has played a significant role.
Prince Harry confirmed that he would return to the UK next week to attend a special mass at St. Paul’s Cathedral to mark the 10th anniversary of Invictus. However, it is uncertain whether any other members of the royal family will attend the service, as it conflicts with one of Buckingham Palace’s first garden parties of the season.
While Prince Harry has sent invitations to members of his family, a reunion with King Charles seems more likely than meeting with Prince William. King Charles was more open to seeing his youngest son, especially after Prince Harry flew from Los Angeles to London for a brief meeting upon learning about Charles’s cancer diagnosis.
It appears that Meghan will not be joining her husband in the UK. However, they will be reunited for a visit to Nigeria later this month.