Prince Harry is planning to return to the UK every few months, following an "energising" hour-long reunion with King Charles III and his family earlier this summer, according to a report.
The Duke of Sussex wants to visit his home country more frequently after concluding his court battles against British news outlets. A source close to the royal told The Times that the template for his visits has been working well, so the frequency of trips will increase, especially in the run-up to the Invictus Games in Birmingham.
More Frequent Trips
The source said: "The template for his visits has been working well, so the frequency of trips will increase, especially in the run-up to Invictus which he's determined to make the best games yet."
"So he'll be coming back and forth a lot more, every few months. The way the wind is blowing, he's going to want to be here more and more."
The source added that Harry is happy these trips can now have more focus on his patronages and be less obscured by "the other nonsense". He wants more of a foothold in the UK, more trips back, and less courtroom drama.
Family Reunion
Harry had a closely guarded meeting with Charles in July, which included his children Archie and Lilibet and wife Meghan Markle. It was the first such meeting in nearly a year, with the last having taken place in September 2025.
The family met for an hour after Harry and his family travelled into the UK from an unspecified location in Europe. Buckingham Palace offered only limited confirmation of the event.
Harry is involved in several UK-based charities, including WellChild, of which he is patron. He celebrated this connection during a visit to Birmingham Children's Hospital earlier this year.
Charitable Endeavours
It comes as the Duke of Sussex reportedly plans to divert funds from the Diana, Princess of Wales Memorial Fund away from Sentebale to Elephants Without Borders in Botswana. The charity has named two elephants in its care after Archie and Lili in tribute to his support.
Harry left Sentebale, the charity he co-founded in memory of Diana, in 2025. The Daily Mirror has contacted Prince Harry's team for comment.
