The King has no time to see his son when he returns to the UK for a charity awards event this week.
palace insiderIt also seems unlikely the Duke and his brother will be reuniting anytime soon, as the insider claimed the pair have not seen each other for months since the publication of Harry’s bombshell memoir ‘Spare’ in January.Harry’s £80m Netflix docuseries ‘Invictus Games’ launched earlier this week.
But this claim has since been subject to controversy after it emerged Harry said in a 2017 interview that Prince William had encouraged him to get therapy upon his return. Harry is set to return for the awards on Thursday ahead of the first anniversary of the Queen’s death on Friday.Speaking on the Invictus Games series, the Duke opened up about his experience of post-traumatic stress disorder, which he said was triggered by his return from a tour of Afghanistan in 2012 as it triggered an “unravelling”.
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