Prince Harry's London Visit Excludes Meghan and Children Due to Security Concerns Prince Harry will not be joined by his wife, the Duchess of Sussex, and their two children during his upcoming visit to the UK, according to sources. The family’s absence from the London leg of the trip follows the decision not to provide taxpayer-funded police security for Meghan, Archie, and Lilibet. While the revised schedule allows for potential participation later in the week, the initial plan to include the family in London has been scrapped. The decision to exclude Meghan and the children from the London portion of the visit was influenced by concerns raised by Prince Harry’s personal security team. These concerns stem from the lack of an updated assessment from the Royal and VIP Executive Committee’s (Ravec) Risk Management Board, which oversees security arrangements for senior royals and high-profile individuals. The UK government’s policy of withholding detailed security information further complicated the situation, as a Home Office spokesperson reiterated that disclosing such details could compromise safety. The original plan had included a visit to the Royal Hospital Chelsea for meetings related to the Invictus Games, where Prince Harry will attend alone. The trip will shift to Birmingham on Thursday, where he will visit a children’s hospital to support the charity WellChild. If Meghan joins the visit later in the week, she is expected to accompany Harry to the National Exhibition Centre in Birmingham for events marking the year-long countdown to the Invictus Games. The revised itinerary also includes a potential visit to Althorp, the family estate of Prince Harry’s mother, Diana, Princess of Wales. While there were initial plans for the family to visit Diana’s private grave, this has not been confirmed.#prince_harry #buckingham_palace #duchess_of_sussex #ravec #invictus_games
