The Duke of Sussex is set for a solo trip to London next week, marking another chapter in the changing dynamics within the Royal Family. With wife Meghan and their two young children staying put in the States, Prince Harry will be jetting into the capital on his own – a development that's sure to raise eyebrows.
This isn't the first time the family hasn't made a joint appearance in the UK since the Duke and Duchess stepped back from senior royal duties back in 2020. In fact, their visits have often been piecemeal affairs, with Prince Harry making regular trips over for specific events – like the unveiling of his mum's statue or his dad King Charles III's Coronation.
With each visit, speculation swirls about any signs of reconciliation or ongoing tensions within the Royal Family. And this latest trip is likely to be just as scrutinised, with many wondering what might have driven Meghan and their kids to stay behind while Prince Harry jets in solo.
The decision to leave his family at home could be down to a host of factors – security concerns being one major issue for the couple since they decamped to California. The Duke has previously spoken out about worries over keeping his loved ones safe when visiting the UK.
Although details of Prince Harry's engagements are thin on the ground, it's likely that this visit will involve some mix of charity work and events tied to his patronages. One thing's for sure: with public interest in the couple's relationship with the Royal Family remaining high, this trip is bound to be watched – and speculated about – from every angle.