Prince Harry's secret plan to reconcile with King Charles exposed
The Duchess of Sessex aims to use the Invictus Games to reconnect with King Charles
Prince Harry reportedly believes that next year's Invictus Games in Birmingham will help him to mend his strained relationship with King Charles.
According to RadarOnline.com, Invictus Games organizers plan to invite the monarch to next year's event.
Insider claims that the Duke of Sussex sees the home Games as an opportunity to get closer to his father.
"Harry sees the Birmingham Games as one of the most significant moments he's had in years," the insider said.
The source further said, "Bringing Invictus back to Britain carries enormous personal importance for him, and he's determined to make it a landmark event that celebrates everything the organization has achieved and the servicemen and women it was created to support."
"But there's obviously another dimension to it because of where things now stand with his father. Harry believes Invictus offers a rare opportunity for Charles to be present without their relationship becoming the sole focus of the occasion," the confidant continued.
A tipster added, "The competitors would remain at the heart of everything, while father and son could simply appear together supporting a cause they both understand."
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