During this event the prince was neglected by his father and brother
Recently, Prince Harry celebrated the 10th anniversary of the Invictus Games, a sports competition for physically or mentally rehabilitating veterans founded by the monarch's youngest son, at St. Paul's Cathedral in London, United Kingdom. Journalist Patricia Dantas, a friend of the column, followed everything on the site and recorded the moment when Meghan Markle's husband was at the ceremony and was ignored by all members of the royal family.
While Harry was at the cathedral, King Charles III welcomed his guests to a garden party at Buckingham Palace. According to Duke's spokesperson, the two did not meet due to commitments.
“In response to the many questions and continued speculation as to whether or not the Duke will be reunited with his father while in England this week, unfortunately due to Her Majesty's entire schedule (…) The Duke, of course, understands his father's schedule and many priorities and looks forward to seeing him soon.” said the spokesperson.
During his speech at the church where his parents were married, Prince Harry spoke about the differences in gifts and strengths, and highlighted the need to stop “pointing fingers and speaking badly” from the book of Isaiah. .
In one post, the Duke can be seen congratulating several people, but no royals attended the event. In February this year, Harry and William met for the last time following the announcement of King Charles III's cancer.
*Text by Julia Vasco
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