Due to the hectic itinerary of King Charles III, Prince Harry's father, will not be meeting him on his much awaited visit to Britain. Prioritising tomorrow's Invictus Games 10th anniversary celebration in London, the Duke of Sussex flew in alone from California.

Harry took part in an Invictus Games conversation at Armoury House, which was moderated by Louise Minchin. Though there were still aspirations for a reunion with his father who was estranged, practicalities won. Harry's spokesman said he understood the King's obligations and said he hoped to see him again in the future.

A meeting between father and son was unexpected, as royal analyst Richard Palmer pointed out, suggesting that unsolved problems still exist. Harry is still dedicated to his Invictus Games commitments, which include meetings and an evening supper.

With reference to the Invictus Games, competitors—including Harry—consider ten years of development and camaraderie. Established in 2013 following Harry's Warrior Games experience, the Invictus Games represent the resiliency and friendship among injured military people.

Though Harry's visit falls on the first anniversary of Charles and Camilla's coronation, the dynamics of the royal family point to a gradual approach to efforts at reconciliation. Viewers conjecture on the chances of family reconciliation in the face of ongoing difficulties as Harry makes his way through his UK tour, which includes a reading at St Paul's Cathedral.