By Katherine Tinsley
9:01am PDT, Sep 2, 2025
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Prince Harry could meet with at least two members of the royal family while in the U.K. for the WellChild Awards.
While the Duke of Sussex has traveled to the U.K. for his various lawsuits, he reportedly hasn't seen
King Charles III since February 2024.
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Prince Harry and King Charles III's meeting has yet to be confirmed, however, royal commentator
Jennie Bond thinks Harry will link up with
Princess Eugenie and
Princess Beatrice during his travels. "Harry may well see some of his cousins — such as Eugenie or Beatrice," Bond told
The Mirror, before noting that it's unlikely Harry will see
Prince William or
Kate Middleton.
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"I don't think there's any likelihood of a meeting with William or Catherine," Jennie Bond said, as
Prince Harry threw jabs at
Prince William and Kate Middleton in his tell-all book,
Spare. "The rift between the brothers remains too deep, and William has far too much going on in his life to worry about the Harry problem."
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Princess Beatrice and Princess Eugenie have a close relationship with
Prince Harry despite him leaving the family in 2020. The Princesses of York could become the glue that keeps King Charles III and
Prince Harry together. [King Charles] might ask Beatrice and Eugenie, both of whom get on with the Sussexes, to represent him,"
Richard Fitzwilliams told
Daily Express.
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When King Charles III was first diagnosed with cancer,
Prince Harry traveled to the U.K. to meet with his father. However, the duke shared in recent months that Charles wasn't speaking to him due to his legal battle over security. "A meeting between Harry and his father is long overdue," Jennie Bond noted.
"I have always thought that it is the parent's role to be the bigger person in any family row: you just have to open your arms and say to your child — albeit a grown-up child — 'Come here you silly so-and-so, and give me a hug,'" the commentator added.
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"A meeting when Harry is here for the Well Child Awards could hopefully happen," Jennie Bond concluded.
