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Prince Harry hopeful for reconciliation with Royal Family at Invictus Games

Prince Harry hopeful for reconciliation with Royal Family at Invictus Games

Sky News AU21 hours ago
News Corp Columnist Angela Mollard discusses the potential for a reconciliation between the Royal Family and Prince Harry at the Invictus Games in 2027.
'This has obviously been leaked, it's not until 2027 these Invictus Games, so they're getting in two years ahead,' Ms Mollard told Sky News host Caroline Di Russo.
'What Harry's team is saying is that the royals are all invited to the Invictus Games, and it's super important for him that he does have members of the Royal Family there.
'I think this is part of that drive to think about what we're going to do looking forward, and of course, the King's diary is booked out months, years in advance, so I think it's very strategic in terms of getting in there early.'
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