Prince William will not face his brother, Prince Harry, during his visit to the UK, says journalist Andrew Pierce.
Prince William is not going to face his brother, Prince Harry, when he comes to visit the UK, especially since Harry's actions are alleged to have caused stress to the cancer treatment-enrolled wife of William, namely Princess Kate.
According to journalist Andrew Pierce on the latest episode of The Mail's 'The Reaction' podcast, Harry will not be given permission to meet his niece and nephew either. He was also pleased that he would travel without Harry's wife, Meghan, who would remain in the United States with the children.
Prince Harry is coming to the UK for a special ceremony in celebration of the 10th anniversary of the Invictus Games. Of course, speculation is rife about a Harry visit, and there will be face-to-face meetings with King Charles and Prince William. Unknowns aside, Harry would almost assuredly be reconciling with his father on this trip.
It is unknown when Harry last saw William, but he traveled to the UK in February for the sole purpose of seeing his father after word of the King's cancer had leaked out. Harry returned to California with his family after a less than one-day visit—realistically, life's uncertainties extended beyond the wish of a complete family reunion at this point.
