The Duke and Duchess of Sussex will return to the UK on September 5 and have a series of engagements booked for them across the country. They will be attending a youth summit in Manchester, WellChild Awards for seriously ill children and their families and Invictus Games ceremony in Dusseldorf.
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No royal meets
Their schedule gives them two free days–Wednesday and Thursday – however, it’s highly unlikely that the Sussexes will make any plans to meet the Queen at Balmoral, confirms Metro.co.uk. This comes after the security row that has been going on between Prince Harry and the UK government.
It had been anticipated that they would take advantage of the chance to visit with relatives, especially Harry's grandmother, who is 96 years old monarch who has been facing mobility issues and concerns about her health are increasing every day. But that may not be the case...
The couple may decide against paying a visit to the Queen at Balmoral because they are unsure of the level of security they would receive. Previously, it was also revealed that the Sussexes have no plan to meet the Cambridges either.
Protection row
Prince Harry is in a legal row with the Home Office over their eligibility for protection from the Metropolitan Police. However, the Duke and Duchess of Sussex enjoyed royal protection while attending the official engagements for the Queen's Platinum Jubilee back in June.
They only went for engagements where the security was in line with what the other members of the Royal Family had and only made a small exception to visit the Queen at Windsor Castle. The former senior royal duo has not yet revealed their security arrangements for the upcoming trip or if they even have any.
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