The Duke of Sussex is in London, where he traveled alone for the tenth anniversary of the Invictus Games. Isolated, no member of the Royal Family participated in the event and his brother William would not have agreed to his request for a private audience to fix things.
Completely isolated, Prince Harry faces, during his trip to London, the rudeness of Charles III, who did not agree to the request for a private audience that his youngest son made to his secretary once he had confirmed the date of his trip.
"Unfortunately, due to Her Majesty's busy schedule, it will not be possible," the Duke of Sussex's entourage revealed, making it clear that, after the refusal, there was no further insistence on his part.
Alone, while Meghan Markle stayed in the United States in the care of Archie and Lilibet Diana, Harry traveled to his native country for the tenth anniversary of the Invictus Games with a mega event to which the Royal Family was invited although none of its members attended, leaving the Duke who had only the company of his maternal uncles Charles Spencer and Lady Jane Fellowes.
Although it has not emerged until now, Harry also requested a private audience with his brother William, who denied the request and did not provide any explanation other than a dubious justification: his schedule did not allow him even 10 minutes alone to mend his relationship with him. Duke of Sussex, whom he has not seen for more than a year.
Given his brother's refusal, he also did not insist on visiting Kate Middleton (away from public life while she battles cancer), who would have received him with one condition: "If the king asked her, she would do it, but being Charles sensitive and understanding soul that he is, it is unlikely that he would have asked such a favor of his beloved daughter-in-law. It must be the right time, and now it is not."
Increasingly further away from the Palace, Prince Harry cannot even stay in any of his family's properties and he must opt for a hotel every time he visits his native country, where he tends to travel less and less and increasingly alone.
