Prince Harry is currently in the UK to mark the one-year countdown to his Invictus Games, which is being hosted in Birmingham next year. During his stay, he is carrying out a number of engagements for causes close to his heart, which included him stopping by at the Children's Hospital as he is a WellChild patron. Originally, it was believed Harry would travel with his family but security concerns put this plan on hold. Now, it has been reported that Meghan Markle and children Prince Archie and Princess Lilibet will travel to the UK this week, however HELLO! understands that Meghan will not be attending any events.
© Wiktor Szymanowicz/Future PublisInitially, it was thought that Meghan Markle would accompany her husband Prince Harry to his Invictus Games event, but now that will not happen.
Prince Harry chats about Prince Archie
During Prince Harry's appearance at Birmingham Children's Hospital he did make reference to his son, Prince Archie, though.
During a meet with 12-year-old Alec Hill, Harry revealed a skill that his seven-year-old son has. "Do you know who’s obsessed with Lego? My son Archie – and he's a master builder," the father-of-two said.
Harry's disappointing news
While the thought of his wife and children joining him will boost his spirits, Prince Harry has had a tough week with the news breaking that he lost a court case against Associated Newspapers Limited, which publishes titles including the Daily Mail. Harry, alongside claimants like Elton John and Elizabeth Hurley alleged unlawful information gathering from journalists at the publication.
The Duke was very unhappy with the dismissal and he wrote a statement to condemn the decision.
He released a lengthy joint statement with Baroness Doreen Lawrence to say that he believes it to be an "obvious whitewash" as well as being "shocking" and "unwarranted".
