Prince Harry LIVE: Royal leaves the UK after short trip without seeing Charles or William

Prince William took a moment to reminisce about childhood holidays with his family and brother Prince Harry on his latest royal visit.

The Prince of Wales spent some time in the glorious sun on Thursday as he began his two-day trip to Cornwall with a visit to Newquay. Also known as the Duke of Cornwall when in the county, William stopped by the site of new homes for people experiencing homelessness, before meeting members of local lifesaving society on the beach later in the day.

But it wasn’t all business, as William found time for a game of beach volleyball with local youths and even got to check out displays of their impressive surfing skills. In one sweet moment, he cast his mind back to the Royal Family’s visits to the picturesque coast himself as a young boy.

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The Royal family has shown “troublesome prince” Prince Harry that the “gloves are off” as he’s forced into a harsh realisation for his “betrayal”.

That’s according to a royal expert and author, who claims senior royals within Buckingham Palace would have known that the timing this week of King Charles snubbing his younger son for a key role he was expected to be granted would have “really hurt” Harry.

The Duke of Sussex was reportedly left “in tears” after his father awarded the newly vacant military honour to Prince William, says Royal author and commentator, Tom Quinn. Harry had only just returned to the UK for the 10th anniversary celebrations of the Invictus Games, only for his arrival in London to be eclipsed by news that King Charles had no time to see him, despite widespread speculation of a potential reconciliation.

But, to add insult to injury, just hours after it was confirmed there would be no father-son reunion, the Palace announced that William would receive the title of Colonel-in-Chief of the Army Air Corps – an accolade many thought had been reserved for Harry, who famously served with the corps in Afghanistan.

Mr Quinn told The Mirror that those within the Palace circles “knew” the timing would “really hurt” the Duke of Sussex, revealing: “he is said to have been in tears when he heard”. He added: “But they have decided the gloves are off and that Harry needs to realise that when you betray the family, you don’t just escape the things you hated doing as a working royal. You also lose the things you loved.”

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Prince Harry has been delivered a “king in the teeth” and King Charles may have timed a “hurtful” royal announcement for maximum impact, a Royal expert has claimed.

The Duk of Sussex was said to have been left “in tears” after his father bestowed a new military honour upon Prince William, according to Royal author and commentator, Tom Quinn. The Duke of Sussex had flown back to the UK for the 10th anniversary celebrations of the Invictus Games. His arrival in London was overshadowed by news that King Charles had no time to see him, despite widespread rumours of a possible reconciliation.

In a twist of fate, just hours after it was confirmed that there would be no father-son reunion, the Palace declared that Prince William would receive the title of Colonel-in-Chief of the Army Air Corps, an accolade many believed would go to Prince Harry, who served with the corps in Afghanistan.

Read the full story here: EXCLUSIVE: Prince Harry delivered ‘kick in teeth’ as Charles times ‘hurtful’ announcement for maximum impact

Prince Harry and wife Meghan Markle will begin their tour to Nigeria on Friday, May 10, as they visit the country’s military headquarters and promote the Invictus Games. This will be the couple’s first trip to Nigeria together.

The Duke and Duchess of Sussex are set to arrive in the African nation the morning before they are set to visit the Nigerian Defence Headquarters in Abuja, before they visit Lagos. Nigerian officials said the couple’s trip will last until Monday, and a royal representative for the couple confirmed to The Mirror that members of the media will also be joining them on the trip.

Harry has been in London since Tuesday, May 7, where he attended various events relating to the competition, which included a service at St. Paul’s Cathedral, as he celebrates the Games’ 10th anniversary. Harry will reportedly travel to Nigeria on Wednesday, May 8, with Meghan expected to be flying to Nigeria from Los Angeles to reunite with her husband before their three-day visit.

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A defiant Prince Harry may have sent his “archnemesis” brother Prince William and estranged father King Charles a hidden message with this choice of attire on Wednesday night, a royal expert has claimed.

The Duke of Sussex was seen wearing his KCVO Neck Order and Star at a recent event at St Paul’s Cathedral, which some are saying is a firm message to his father, King Charles, and his brother, Prince William. At this event marking the 10th anniversary of the Invictus Games, Harry used his attire to pay homage to his period as a senior working Royal despite the rest of the Royal Family choosing not to attend.

The KCVO Neck Order and Star in question are awards given for services to the monarchy, falling under the Royal Victorian Order – a prestigious order of knighthood. Tom Quinn, a noted Royal author, speculates that the act was a symbolic gesture from Harry to his familial relations, indicating his valuable contributions to the monarchy.

Speaking exclusively with The Mirror, Tom commented: “Harry was seen wearing his Knight Commander of the Royal Victorian Order medal at St Paul’s Cathedral for the Invictus service. The medal was given to Harry in 2015 by his late grandmother Elizabeth II for ‘services to the monarchy’.”

Read the full story here: EXCLUSIVE: Prince Harry tells William and Charles ‘you can’t take this!’ as he sends hidden message

Prince William took a moment to reminisce about childhood holidays with his family and brother Prince Harry on his latest royal visit.

The Prince of Wales spent some time in the glorious sun on Thursday as he began his two-day trip to Cornwall with a visit to Newquay. Also known as the Duke of Cornwall when in the county, William stopped by the site of new homes for people experiencing homelessness, before meeting members of local lifesaving society on the beach later in the day.

But it wasn’t all business, as William found time for a game of beach volleyball with local youths and even got to check out displays of their impressive surfing skills. In one sweet moment, he cast his mind back to the Royal Family’s visits to the picturesque coast himself as a young boy.

Prince William reminisces about holidays with brother Harry during latest royal visit

Prince Harry was supported by his “second dad” Mark Dyer at an Invictus Games event last night after being snubbed by the Royal Family.

The pair were at St Paul’s Cathedral, London, for a service of thanksgiving to celebrate the 10-year anniversary of the Invictus Games.

Harry sat next to Mark inside the cathedral, with the pair sharing a close relationship following the death of Harry’s mum Princess Diana.

Prince Harry’s ‘second father Mark Dyer knows Duke needs support he expected from King Charles’

Prince Harry sent a “clear signal” as several of his non-royal relatives turned out to support him at his UK event, an expert has said.

Harry was joined at the service of thanksgiving to mark 10 years of the Invictus Games at St Paul’s Cathedral by close relatives of his mother Diana, Princess of Wales and a mentor who supported him after her death, along with hundreds from the “Invictus family”.

Prince Harry sent ‘clear signal’ as unexpected guests ‘lay claim to him’ after royal family snub

Prince Harry appeared to endure a rather awkward interaction with a fan during his trip to London this week, with the Duke left red-faced by the run-in.

The Duke of Sussex has been back in his former country of residence this week for the 10th anniversary of the Invictus Games. Last night, after a thanksgiving service for the games at St Paul’s Cathedral in the city, the father-of-two was on an impromptu walkabout.

Harry conversed with fans and greeted a group of onlookers who all had their phones out to take snaps of the Duke, with Harry enduring a rather awkward moment.

As Harry greeted each of the bystanders, one woman moved one of two phones that she was holding towards Harry’s face.

In footage from the interaction, as per reports, Harry can be seen touching the woman’s arm before she pulled away. The Duke then exclaimed, sounding shocked: “You’ve got two cameras? How did you end up with two cameras? That doesn’t even make sense!”

Prince Harry in awkward moment as he gets hassled by fan at Invictus Games event

Queen Camilla met Alastair Stewart today as she hosted a reception to celebrate the 90th Anniversary of Brooke, a working horses charity.

Fans could be heard shouting out to the Duke yesterday, with many saying “we love you, Harry”.

The Duke was seemingly touched by the sentiment and even stayed with the fans for a while, shaking their hands and conversing with them.

Cracking a joke with one lady who was on her honeymoon, Prince Harry said: “You didn’t get married in St Paul’s, though?”.

What Prince Harry said to a fan on their honeymoon during surprise London walkabout

Prince William admitted to breaking a royal rule today as he visited a world-famous beach in Cornwall.

The prince, who is also the Duke of Cornwall, paid a visit to Fistral Beach just hours after his estranged brother Prince Harry was in the UK for an appearance at St Paul’s Cathedral for his Invictus Games. During the visit, William said he was desperate to get his wet suit on and get out in the ocean, but stayed suited and booted as he was on official duties.

However, he made one little boy’s day as he secretly signed his plaster cast and told him: “Shhh, don’t tell anyone. I’m not meant to do that!” Phoenix Kanes, nine, cheekily stopped the prince and asked if he would sign the plaster cast on his broken arm.

As well as a pair of mini ponies, the Brooke charity at event at the Palace also saw Camilla come face to face with two finely decorated horses.

A sportsmanlike Prince William took part in a game of volleyball on his visit to Fistrall Beach in Newquay today.

Zara Tindall entered the water briefly on day two of the horse trials at The Badminton Estate, Gloucestershire.

Two mini ponies were brought to Buckingham Palace for the charity reception for Brooke, a charity dedicated to improving the lives of working horses, donkeys, and mules.

Prince William had time for a chat with members of Holywell Bay Surf Life Saving Club members during a visit to Cornwall today.

He’s there to meet local organisations who are working to promote safety in the sea and across the beach area.

William’s official title when touring the county is the Duke of Cornwall.

Queen Camilla met TV legend Angela Rippon at Buckingham Palace today. She had been at a reception to mark the 90th anniversary of Brooke, a charity for working horses, donkeys, and mules.

A happy Prince William made the most of the sunshine in Cornwall today as he visited to Fistral Beach in Newquay as part of his royal engagements.