Prince Harry’s return to the UK is reportedly paying off behind the scenes. A source close to the prince claims his office has been flooded with requests from charities eager to work with him. Harry, who recently turned 42, is said to be settling into a new routine at the family’s private Cotswolds base.
Prince Harry has his office ‘inundated with invitations from worthy causes’ post UK return, per source
Prince Harry’s charity invitations are reportedly piling up as he settles into life back in the UK. According to a source who spoke to Closer, Harry considers the reception to his return overwhelmingly positive. There have reportedly been a few hiccups along the way, but he’s treating them as par for the course. The source claimed that Harry’s calendar has filled up quickly. “His diary is packed, and his office is being inundated with invitations from worthy causes,” the insider said.
Rather than dwell on criticism, the source claims Harry chooses to focus on everyone who has reached out to welcome him. The prince reportedly doesn’t feel he needs the Palace’s blessing or approval to make an impact of his own, regardless of how officials might view his growing public profile.
So far, Buckingham Palace has not publicly commented on Harry’s growing schedule of engagements. The prince has reportedly also been settling into a quieter pace of life, spending time at the exclusive Soho Farmhouse.
He has also lined up a busy run of engagements for the coming weeks, following his first solo outing since the move. Harry appeared at the Invictus Spirit Gala Dinner and Awards in London with his Royal Victorian Order medal on display.
Meghan Markle didn’t join her husband for the Invictus appearance. Reports suggest she stayed home with the couple’s two children, Archie and Lilibet, as they settle into their new schools.
The update comes even as other royal commentators have offered a far less rosy read. A royal journalist claims Harry’s UK reset is beginning to resemble his earlier, unsuccessful attempt to establish a new life in the United States.
