Duke and Duchess reportedly eye Invictus Games as chance to reconnect with the royal family
Prince Harry and Meghan Markle are reportedly hoping for a significant royal reunion, with their sights set on King Charles as they look to rebuild strained family ties. According to The Mail, the Duke of Sussex is expected to extend a formal invitation to his father and other royals for the 2027 Invictus Games in Birmingham—offering what insiders describe as a potential "olive branch."
The royal family has historically supported the Invictus Games, a cause close to Harry’s heart. “This is one olive branch from him that might be reciprocated,” a source shared, sparking speculation that the event could mark a long-awaited turning point.
However, royal expert Richard Fitzwilliams cautions that any reunion may come with conditions. Speaking to Express, he suggested the Sussexes would likely "demand" a photo with the King—an image that could significantly bolster their brand. “If the King accepted it, this would involve public contact with Harry and almost certainly Meghan and his grandchildren, Archie and Lili,” he said.
Still, Fitzwilliams cast doubt on broader family participation, particularly from Prince William and Catherine, Princess of Wales. Their attendance is considered highly unlikely given ongoing tensions.
While fans are eager for signs of reconciliation, many within royal circles remain sceptical, viewing any reunion as a calculated move by the Montecito-based couple. Whether the gesture leads to genuine healing or remains a symbolic photo moment is yet to be seen.
