Prince Harry has traveled back across the pond to London—but this visit likely doesn’t involve seeing his royal relatives or his older brother, Prince William.
According to CNN, the royal was spotted walking into London’s High Court earlier today. As stated by the publication, Harry (38) was joined by other influential figures to attend the hearing for the lawsuit against the online publisher the Daily Mail, which is being accused of using “unlawful information gathering.”
The Duke of Sussex hasn’t been back to the U.K. since he attended the funeral of his late grandmother, Queen Elizabeth II, alongside Meghan Markle back in September 2022. Since he finished the press tour for his bombshell memoir Spare, Harry has been spending time with his wife and two children—Archie (3) and Lilibet Diana (1)—back in their home in California.
When Harry touched down in London, he appeared to be alone and was not accompanied by his wife or children. A source told CNN that Prince Harry didn’t intend on seeing his brother, Prince William, during his visit. The anonymous source also shared the Prince of Wales is currently not in Windsor for reasons unknown.
Harry and William’s relationship has been strained ever since Harry decided to step away from the royal family. Back in January, the duke sat down for a candid interview with the ITV network and discussed how he someday wishes to reconnect with his older brother and father, King Charles.
“I want a family, not an institution,” Harry said to news reporter Tom Bradby. “I would like to get my father back. I would like to have my brother back.”
We’re hoping Prince Harry and Prince William sit down for a brotherly chat soon.
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