King Charles’ next key decision will be crucial for Prince Harry, who is planning a family reunion.
The Duke of Sussex is expected to return to his homeland for the Invictus Games in Birmingham in 2027, and reports claim he hopes his father and other family members will grace the event with their presence.
Now discussing the possible situation, royal expert Matt Wilkinson believes it is highly unlikely the monarch will join his son at Invictus, which would be heartbreaking for Harry.
On A royal podcast justhe said: “I think Invictus is a big event for Harry… I think there was only one decision. He was going to Birmingham, and Harry wanted to bring his whole family here. He wants to sit there with the royal family, in the stands, but it’s very optimistic.”
But the commentator warned Harry not to get his hopes up.
“Who knows what could happen next week? If you want an answer on that, looking at my crystal ball, I don’t think the King is going to Invictus next summer,” Matt said.
There might be a slight chance that King Charles would attend the games, but the expert said Prince William and Queen Camilla would definitely not plan to show their support for the former working royal.
