After welcoming daughter Lilibet, Prince Harry ARRIVES in the UK for Princess Diana statue unveiling

After Prince Harry returned to the UK for the unveiling of a statue for his mother, Princess Diana, last month, it seems Meghan Markle could be coming on a future trip with the Prince if he returns. A royal expert has discussed the possibility of Meghan joining Harry on a return trip to the UK as a larger celebration of Diana’s life is set to take place in September.

Prince William and Prince Harry recently came together to honour their late mother, Princess Diana on her 60th birth anniversary as they unveiled a statue of Princess of Wales at Kensington Palace. While Harry flew to the UK especially for the event, the brothers seemed to have put a united front as they also gave a shared speech at the event.

Meghan Markle may join Prince Harry as he plans to return to the UK for another memorial event to honour Princess Diana. September may see The Duke of Sussex return alongside Meghan for a further memorial event to honour his late mother.

Prince Harry is stateside once again. The 36-year-old royal returned to the United States on Saturday, following his U.K.

Prince Harry's body language gave hidden signs about wife Meghan Markle at the unveiling of Princess Diana's statue alongside brother William today, a body language expert has revealed to OK! Harry, 36, who flew over to the UK and isolated ahead of the big unveiling today, showed "small signs of tension," according to body language expert Judi James.

Cue “London Calling.” Prince Harry has been photographed for the first time since his return to the United Kingdom last week. The Duke of Sussex, 36, looked deep in thought from the passenger seat of a black vehicle on June 30 at Kew Gardens, where he made a surprise appearance at the WellChild Awards, an annual event that celebrates the inspirational qualities of the U.K.’s ill children and young people and the people in their lives.

Prince Harry has been spotted for the first time after breaking cover from a five-day Covid quarantine at Frogmore Cottage. The Duke of Sussex had to isolate after returning to the UK for the Princess Diana statue unveiling, and has been staying at the cottage in Windsor, where he previously lived with wife Meghan Markle.

Prince Harry is back in the U.K. for an important event.

Prince Harry is reportedly not going to spend much time in the UK after the unveiling of Princess Diana's statue next week.The 36 year old landed back into the country on Friday, 25 June, to isolate in Frogmore Cottage in the lead up to the big day on 1 July, where he will be reunited with his brother Prince William, 39, for the first time since their grandfather Prince Philip's funeral in April.The pair will attend a small event to mark what would've been their mum's 60th birthday with the

Prince Harry has landed in the UK ahead of the unveiling of a statue of his late mother Princess Diana next week. Harry arrived at London Heathrow Airport on Friday and will have to isolate for five days ahead of the event next Thursday, 1 July.

Prince Harry is all set to reach UK by next week for the unveiling of Princess Diana's statue on her 60th birth anniversary on 1 July. This is the second time this year that Harry will be visiting after he came for his late grandfather Prince Philip's funeral service in April.

Prince Harry could arrive in the UK within the next 24 hours ahead of the unveiling of a new statue of his mother Princess Diana, it has been reported.The 36 year old is expected to reunite with his brother Prince William, 39, on 1 July to mark what would have been their mum's 60th birthday. It is believed he will be staying with his cousin Princess Eugenie at his and wife Meghan Markle's old home Frogmore Cottage, which has been transformed to make it "Covid secure".

While Prince Harry, sans Meghan Markle and their two children - son Archie Harrison, 2 and daughter Lilibet Diana - will soon be reuniting with his brother Prince William for the unveiling of their late mother Princess Diana's statue, in her honour, at the Sunken Garden in Kensington Palace, UK, on July 1, which would have The Princess of Wales 60th birthday, The Duke of Sussex will not be catching up with his father Prince Charles.According to a report by The Sun, due to an unfortunate clash in

Prince Harry will reportedly not meet jointly with his brother Prince William and father Prince Charles when he flies in from the US for the statue unveiling of his late mother, Princess Diana. The Stateside royal will be coming back to the UK for the event, set to take place on July 1, which would have been Princess Diana's 60th birthday, at the Sunken Garden of Kensington Palace.