Prince Harry's team issued a fresh statement after Meghan Markle offered peace to the royal family, seemingly making a place in King Charles' heart for a smooth UK return.
On November 11, the Duchess of Sussex left fans surprised with a special message for the war heroes alongside her husband's famous video from his time in the military.
Netizens saw Meghan's move as an olive branch to the royals, who have been participating in several meaningful royal engagements to commemorate the sacrifices made by the forces.
Following the former Suits actress' latest Instagram activity, Harry's Invictus Games team wished 'Happy Veterans Day' to those who serve in the Armed Forces around the world.
His social media team shared photos from the parade organised in New York City by the Invictus Games Foundation to celebrate the "wonderful members of our community."
The statement further reads, "We are humbled to serve this community and will continue to be there if any member of the international service community needs our support."
It has been speculated that the Duke of Sussex set eyes on a comeback to the royal family as he is 'losing' his purpose in Montecito.
From writing a heartfelt letter for veterans to publicly acknowledging that his heart belongs to Britons, Harry has been dropping hints again and again.
And now, his wife, Meghan, joined the royal family to pay tribute to people serving in the forces, which appears to be a supportive gesture to fulfil Harry's wish.
It is too early to determine whether King Charles will accept the Sussexes warmly during his lifetime, as sources suggest it may be challenging for Harry and Meghan to return in Prince William's reign.