Prince Harry is attending the WellChild Awards this evening as Patron of the U.K’s national charity for seriously ill children. He has been Patron of WellChild for 16 years and it is one of the few patronages he was able to keep when he stepped back as a working royal in 2020.

Prince Harry won't see his father King Charles or brother Prince William while visiting London, England, on Sept. 30 for the WellChild Awards

Prince Harry has been seen back on UK soil arriving at the WellChild Awards in London in what is believed to be a fleeting visit to the UK - with a meeting with King Charles appearing to not be on the

As Prince Harry attends an event in London in support of a children’s charity, questions remain on whether he'll see his father, King Charles III. NBC’s Kelly Cobiella reports for TODAY.

Prince Harry beamed as he stepped out in London for the annual Wellchild awards this afternoon. The Duke of Sussex, 40, arrived ahead of the main event as he's attending a reception to meet the category winners and their families before the awards ceremony takes place.

Prince Harry, who landed in the UK without his wife Meghan Markle, appeared in good spirit as he graced the WellChild Awards on Monday.The Duke of Sussex celebrated the achievements and

Prince Harry is expected in London today for his latest visit to the UK without his wife Meghan Markle, amid speculations about the possibility of meeting his father, King Charles, or his

King Charles III reminisced about Queen Elizabeth II's final days in a speech in Scotland shortly before Prince Harry was to appear publicly in London. The Duke of Sussex will attend the WellChild Awards on Monday,

Prince Harry, Prince William, and King Charles will miss each other yet again amid their ongoing rift. Harry is scheduled to be in England on September 30 to attend the 2024 WellChild Awards ceremony in London,

King Charles has opened up on his connection to Scotland as he is set to miss out on reuniting with his son in London today. The monarch has been spending time in Scotland this month and issued a statement addressing the Scottish Parliament on its 25th anniversary over the weekend.