Prince Harry skips his father’s big American moment. The Duke of Sussex will not travel to Washington, DC, for King Charles’ upcoming state visit next month, according to a source close to Harry.
The youngest Windsor, who now calls sunny California home with Meghan Markle and their two children, Archie and Lilibet, has not seen his father’s face for six months, and his children have not seen their grandfather for nearly four years.
Meanwhile, Harry is busy on the East Coast. He is in Washington on Tuesday delivering a keynote at the IAPP Global Summit.
Across the Atlantic, Bermuda is set for a visit from His Majesty for the island’s first sovereign visit in sixteen years and Charles’ first stop in a British overseas territory since his coronation.
Governor Andrew Murdoch CMG shared the news on Instagram, calling it a “moment to celebrate the contribution of Bermudians at home and around the globe.”
Donald Trump also announced that he and Melania will host King Charles from April 27 to 30.
Trump shared his excitement and admiration for the monarch, calling the upcoming visit “terrific” on Truth Social via Twitter.
