Prince Harry is currently in the Netherlands for the Invictus Games, an international sporting event for wounded and sick servicemen and women founded by the Duke of Sussex eight years ago. Until Monday, Harry was joined by his wife Meghan Markle, who chose to fly back to Los Angeles early to be reunited with their children – Archie Harrison, who turns three next month, and Lilibet Diana, who turns one in June.
The Duchess confessed that she was missing her children during a reading to a group of 12 children in a private event held in the Zuiderpark.
Ahead of their trip to the Netherlands, Harry and Meghan made a secret visit to the UK to see the Queen.
The Duke, who met his grandmother at Windsor Castle, told the BBC on Monday that it was “great to see her”.
Whether the Sussexes would return to the UK had been a topic of speculation since their decision to skip Prince Philip’s memorial service last month.
The royal couple were criticised for their absence and one royal expert has claimed that Harry and Meghan’s absence “sent a message” to Britain.
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