Harry and Meghan to Bring 2 Children to UK in July After 4-Year Family Absence
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Updated · BBC.com · Jun 17
Harry and Meghan to Bring 2 Children to UK in July After 4-Year Family Absence
3 articles · Updated · BBC.com · Jun 17
Summary
Archie, 7, and Lilibet, 5, are expected to travel to the UK with Prince Harry and Meghan in July, marking the family's first joint visit there in four years.
The trip would come a year before the Invictus Games begin and follows Harry's repeated calls to bring his children to his home country despite saying in May it was unsafe without restored police protection.
Security arrangements for the visit remain unclear after Harry lost his legal bid to reinstate UK police protection, though the government said its protective system is "rigorous and proportionate."
King Charles has met his grandchildren only once before, during the late Queen's 2022 Platinum Jubilee, and it is not yet known whether he will see them on this visit.
The planned trip also lands amid tentative efforts at family reconciliation after Harry said last year he wanted to repair relations and met Charles in London in September.