Prince Harry, King Charles finally reunite as William leaves London

Prince Harry and King Charles finally put their feud aside and reunited for first time in 18 months on Wednesday, September 10.

The Duke of Sussex, who's in the UK on four-day tour,  was seen arriving by car to Clarence House, his father's London residence.

The Monarch and the Duke were both in London on Wednesday. Harry visited Imperial College London's Centre for Blast Injury Studies that day while King Charles was seen boarding a plane from Scotland, where he was spending time at Balmoral Castle in recent weeks, to the capital city.

The meeting marks the first time that Harry and Charles have met in person since February 2024, days after the 76-year-old monarch revealed he was being treated for an undisclosed cancer.

Harry returned to Britain on September 8 to support some of his key charities and causes. After arriving in his home country and paying tribute to Queen Elizabeth on the third anniversary of her death, which also falls on September 8, Harry attended the WellChild Awards.

 The following day, he traveled to Nottingham to highlight the work being done for young people there.

The reunion was a landmark moment for the father and son. Those close to Prince Harry and Charles have celebrated the reunion between the royals, hoping William will also be seen with his younger brother soon.

King Charles and Harry's meeting took place in Prince William's absence as he visited a new mental health hub on World Suicide Prevention Day at Cardiff’s Principality Stadium in Wales.

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