Prince Harry is reportedly planning to increase the frequency of his visits to the United Kingdom in the coming months. The 41-year-old royal is scheduled to return in September for a week-long trip following a recent successful family reunion with King Charles. The visit will include a series of engagements supporting WellChild, a charity focused on seriously ill children of which Harry is patron, as well as preparations linked to the Invictus Games set to take place next summer in Birmingham.

Details remain unclear regarding whether the Duchess of Sussex or their children will accompany Prince Harry during this visit. According to a source familiar with the situation, the current approach to his visits has been effective, prompting an expectation of more frequent trips, particularly as the Invictus Games draw closer. The source added that Harry is keen to make the upcoming Games “the best yet” and anticipates spending more time in the UK to focus on his charitable commitments without the distractions that have affected his previous visits.

The family’s reunion took place privately at Highgrove in Gloucestershire, marking the first meeting between King Charles and his grandchildren in more than four years. The gathering has been described as a “private family occasion,” underscoring a warming of relations within the royal family in recent months.