Recent news reports indicate that Prince Harry is feeling quite lonely as he prepares to travel to the UK alone, without his wife Meghan Markle.
He will be attending the 10th anniversary of the Invictus Games in London, and it saddens him that Meghan won’t be joining him this time. Meghan has accompanied him to similar events in the past, such as last year’s games in The Netherlands and a trip to Vancouver for the Winter Invictus Games. However, she has decided not to go to the UK this time.
Harry really values Meghan’s support during big events and misses her a lot when she’s not there. According to a close source, he sees these events as important moments he wants to share with his wife and possibly his children too. This demonstrates how much the Invictus Games mean to Harry, and it makes Meghan’s absence even more noticeable.
In addition to this, Harry is also dealing with a tough relationship with his family, which isn’t helping his feelings of loneliness. It’s unlikely that he will reconcile with important royal family members such as his father, King Charles, and his brother, Prince William, during his visit. The royal family appears to be keeping their distance from Harry, which further exacerbates his feelings of isolation on this trip.
This visit highlights the ongoing personal and family difficulties that Harry is facing, compounded by not having his wife by his side and feeling distant from his family.
