Royal expert doubts King Charles won't join Harry at Invictus Games 2027 for major reason

Angela Levin, a royal expert and major critic of Meghan Markle and Prince Harry, has said that she doubts King Charles will not join the Duke at Invictus Games 2027.

According to the Mirror, the royal insiders have revealed Harry’s major plan towards ‘complete reconciliation’ with King Charles following their reunion in Britain last month.

Harry, along with Meghan and their children Archie and Lilibet, reunited with King Charles in efforts to make peace.

The outlet reported Harry’s Invictus Games organisers plan to invite the King to take part in “either the opening or closing ceremony as well as visiting a range of sporting events to meet competitors”.

The close confidant said, “Harry’s intention is two-fold. He would love the King’s support at the Games, while having his father by his side would also add considerable weight to his argument for security for his family to accompany him on the trip.”

Another insider said, “Next year is a big deal for Harry. He is determined that the Birmingham Games will be the best ever and it would mean the world to him to have his father there.”

Reacting to these claims, Angela tweeted, “It's Queen Camilla's 80th birthday at the Invictus Games. The King will be giving her a huge party. I doubt they will be there.”