Prince Harry returned to England this week to attend the 10th anniversary of the Invictus Games. While serving at St. Paul’s Cathedral, Harry couldn’t count on a little attention from those close to him. However, there are two family members who were present at Harry’s event.
Back in England
As we mentioned, Prince Harry returned home on Wednesday. He attended a mass at St Paul’s Cathedral in London to mark the 10th anniversary of the Invictus Games. Although Harry was in London, the meeting with his father did not take place. A spokesman for the Prince said this was due to King Charles’ full schedule. The British monarch organized a party in the gardens of Buckingham Palace on Wednesday afternoon, attended by a number of family members.
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Prince Harry arrives at St Paul’s Cathedral.
A warm reunion with the Spencer family
So Prince Harry’s event was not attended by members of the royal family. Fortunately, Harry wasn’t completely alone on Wednesday, as some family members from his mother’s side were in attendance. Earl Charles Spencer and Lady Jane Fellowes, brother and sister of the late Princess Diana, were at the cathedral to support their cousin. Upon entering there was a warm meeting between Harry and his aunt and uncle.
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Earl Charles Spencer and Lady Jane Fellowes, brother and sister of Princess Diana (1961-1997).
At St. Paul’s Cathedral, Prince Harry embraced his aunt and uncle. The cathedral may have brought back memories for Harry, because it was here that his parents got married. On July 29, 1981, Charles and Diana tied the knot in front of the world.
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Prince Harry leaving St Paul’s Cathedral.
There is great interest in Prince Harry’s arrival.
Invictus games
Ten years ago, the Invictus Games were created by Prince Harry. This annual sporting event was established for soldiers and veterans who were mentally or physically injured during their service. Invictus games It is organized in a different city every year. The event was held in The Hague in 2022. King Willem-Alexander, Princess Margaret and Prince Peter Christian also took a look at the games.
Harry and Willem-Alexander performing DI-RECT.
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