Prince Harry to attend WellChild awards in UK without Meghan

Prince Harry is scheduled to return to the UK later this month to participate in the WellChild awards, an event he has been associated with for 16 years as its patron. The awards celebrate the achievements of children and young people who are living with serious illnesses and complex medical needs. This year, it is expected that Harry will attend the event alone, without his wife Meghan or their two children, Archie and Lilibet. The timing of Harry's visit raises questions about whether he will have the opportunity to meet with his father, King Charles. The King will be in Scotland during Harry's arrival, and there are currently no arrangements for a meeting between them. This situation highlights the ongoing complexities in the relationship between Harry and the royal family, particularly in light of recent events. King Charles has been in Scotland for an extended period and is expected to remain there until October. His absence during Harry's visit may further strain their relationship, especially considering the King's recent health issues, including treatment for cancer. The lack of a planned meeting suggests a continuation of the distance that has developed between Harry and the royal family since his departure from royal duties. Overall, Harry's attendance at the WellChild awards underscores his commitment to the charity and the cause it supports, while also reflecting the personal challenges he faces in reconciling his public duties with his family dynamics.