Prince Harry invited the Royal Family to the Invictus event

The royal family did not attend Prince Harry’s 10th Invictus Anniversary, despite being only miles away. Currently, Everybody reported that their absence was not due to lack of invitation. In fact, Harry invited his father, King Charles, brother, Prince William, and sister-in-law Kate Middleton, to the May 8 ceremony at St. Paul to celebrate the Harry Foundation’s 10th birthday.

King Charles and Queen Camilla are busy throwing one garden party at Buckingham Palace, attended by other families including Princess Anne, Prince Edward and his wife Sophie, the Duchess of Edinburgh, and the Duke and Duchess of Gloucester. Based on EverybodyPrince William is conducting his investiture ceremony at Windsor Castle on the same day. Middleton is currently undergoing cancer treatment and is out of all royal engagements while she receives chemotherapy and recovers.

Harry’s wife, Meghan Markle, also sat out the ceremony and Skip the UK trip purely because of security concerns. Harry was joined by several family members on his late mother Princess Diana’s side, including his aunt Lady Jane Fellowes, uncle Charles Spencer and cousin Louis Spencer. Harry was in great spirits as he arrived at the Cathedral and waved to onlookers.

Earlier in the week, the duke’s spokesman revealed that he and his father would not have time to meet during Harry’s visit due to their schedules. The representative said: “In response to the many questions and continuing speculation about whether the Duke will meet his father while in the UK this week, unfortunately that will not be possible due to the program Your Majesty’s fullness.” Everybody. “Of course, the Duke understands his father’s engagement diary and many other priorities and hopes to see him again soon.”