Prince Harry plays pickleball at Invictus Games event, but no Meghan
Summary
Prince Harry took part in a pickleball game at an event promoting the Invictus Games in Birmingham, but his wife Meghan did not attend any public events in the UK this week. His visit faced difficulties, including a court case loss and confusion about accommodations and Meghan’s participation.Key Facts
- Prince Harry attended the National Exhibition Centre in Birmingham for an Invictus Games event featuring sports like wheelchair rugby and pickleball.
- Meghan, Duchess of Sussex, was scheduled to appear but withdrew from all UK public events due to a security dispute.
- The Invictus Games support injured military veterans and are an international event started by Prince Harry.
- There was confusion over whether Prince Harry would stay at Buckingham Palace; the Palace denied his stay.
- Prince Harry lost a court case against Associated Newspapers about unlawful information gathering.
- Some events during his UK visit were closed to the press.
- Prince Harry received a warm welcome at a children’s hospital in Birmingham later in the week.
- Meghan’s representatives did not comment on private meetings, leaving open the possibility of family meetings with King Charles.
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