Harry set for UK public outings with security, royal status hazy
The Duke of Sussex is due to appear at several events linked to his Invictus Games charity for wounded veterans.
Prince Harry and wife Meghan Markle have recently returned to Britain from their California home, keeping a low profile since their relocation three weeks ago. Their first public engagements are approaching, raising questions about their security arrangements and relationship with the monarchy. The couple moved to the Cotswolds region in central England, with Meghan sharing glimpses of their new life on her Instagram account.
Harry is scheduled to attend several events related to his Invictus Games charity for wounded veterans, including an awards ceremony for the WellChild charity on September 21. The couple's return to Britain has been met with mixed reactions from the media and the public. The royal household expressed surprise at their unexpected move, and Buckingham Palace clarified that the Sussexes would not be considered working members of the royal family.
A decision regarding their security reinstatement is pending review by an independent body. The King's decision on their status remains firm, with the palace keen to avoid any distraction from other royals' work.
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