Looks like cancer has not thawed the cold relations between Prince Harry and the British royal family yet. Harry celebrated the 10th anniversary of the Invictus Games at an event in London on Wednesday (May 8) but the royal family was not in attendance. 
 
The Duke of Sussex marked the tournament's milestone during a service of thanksgiving held at St&nbsp;Paul's Cathedral, the church where his parents, King Charles III and the late Princess Diana, married in 1981.&nbsp; 
 
In 2014, Harry founded the Invictus Games, a multi-sport event for wounded, injured and sick servicemen and women. 
 
The first Invictus Games were held in September 2014 at London's Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park. Since then Harry has been an active participant of the annual event.&nbsp; 
 
Meanwhile, Charles and senior royal family members attended a garden party at Buckingham Palace just two miles away. Earlier it was announced that the monarch would not be able to meet with his son while Harry is in the UK. 
 
At Buckingham's first garden party of the season, Charles was joined by Queen Camilla; Anne, Princess Royal; Prince Edward, Duke of Edinburgh; Sophie, Duchess of Edinburgh; Birgitte, Duchess of Gloucester; and Prince Richard, Duke of Gloucester. Ahead of the garden party, Charles met the UK Prime Minister Rishi Sunak. 
 
Charles' son Prince William and his wife Kate Middleton did not attend the garden party. The Prince of Wales conducted an investiture ceremony at Windsor earlier on Wednesday while his wife is taking time off from official royal duties while she undergoes cancer treatment. 
 
Harry and William's uncle, Charles Spencer, younger brother of Diana, attended the Invictus Games' anniversary service to support his nephew.&nbsp; 
 
The Duke of Sussex will attend multiple events while in London to commemorate the Invictus Games' 10th anniversary.&nbsp; 
 
He is expected to stay in UK for three days before his wife Meghan Markle joins him for a trip to Nigeria. The couple have been invited to visit the African country by its Chief of Defence Staff. 
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Looks like cancer has not thawed the cold relations between Prince Harry and the British royal family yet. Harry celebrated the 10th anniversary of the Invictus Games at an event in London on Wednesday (May 8) but the royal family was not in attendance.

Looks like cancer has not thawed the cold relations between Prince Harry and the British royal family yet. Harry celebrated the 10th anniversary of the Invictus Games at an event in London on Wednesday (May 8) but the royal family was not in attendance. The Duke of Sussex marked the tournament's milestone during a service of thanksgiving held at St Paul's Cathedral, the church where his parents, King Charles III and the late Princess Diana, married in 1981. In 2014, Harry founded the Invictus Games, a multi-sport event for wounded, injured and sick servicemen and women. The first Invictus Games were held in September 2014 at London's Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park. Since then Harry has been an active participant of the annual event. Meanwhile, Charles and senior royal family members attended a garden party at Buckingham Palace just two miles away. Earlier it was announced that the monarch would not be able to meet with his son while Harry is in the UK. At Buckingham's first garden party of the season, Charles was joined by Queen Camilla; Anne, Princess Royal; Prince Edward, Duke of Edinburgh; Sophie, Duchess of Edinburgh; Birgitte, Duchess of Gloucester; and Prince Richard, Duke of Gloucester. Ahead of the garden party, Charles met the UK Prime Minister Rishi Sunak. Charles' son Prince William and his wife Kate Middleton did not attend the garden party. The Prince of Wales conducted an investiture ceremony at Windsor earlier on Wednesday while his wife is taking time off from official royal duties while she undergoes cancer treatment. Harry and William's uncle, Charles Spencer, younger brother of Diana, attended the Invictus Games' anniversary service to support his nephew. The Duke of Sussex will attend multiple events while in London to commemorate the Invictus Games' 10th anniversary. He is expected to stay in UK for three days before his wife Meghan Markle joins him for a trip to Nigeria. The couple have been invited to visit the African country by its Chief of Defence Staff.

Prince Harry attends Invictus Games event 2 miles away from the royal family's garden party 

Prince&nbsp;Harry&nbsp;will celebrate the 10th Anniversary of his Invictus Games at a service in St Paul's Cathedral in London on May 8th, making a rare visit back to Britain for the international sporting event he founded.

Harry, who lives in the United States with his wife Meghan and two children, launched the Games in 2017, a multi-sport event for military personnel wounded in action.

Harry, the youngest son of King Charles, served as a military helicopter pilot in Afghanistan.

The service will celebrate the event and include readings by&nbsp;Harry&nbsp;and the British actor Damian Lewis. Wounded veterans and members of the Invictus community will also attend.

It will mark "a decade of changing lives and saving lives through sport," organisers said.

Harry&nbsp;has only returned to Britain on a few occasions since he quit working as a member of the royal family in 2020, arriving for major events such as the 2022 funeral of Queen Elizabeth and his father's coronation in May 2023.

He was last seen in Britain in February this year for a brief meeting with his father after the monarch announced that he had been diagnosed with cancer.

The palace said on Friday that Charles would return to public duties after he made good progress following treatment and a period of recuperation.

Prince Harry will celebrate the 10th Anniversary of his Invictus Games at a service in St Paul's Cathedral in London on May 8th, making a rare visit back to Britain for the international sporting event he founded.

Prince Harry will celebrate the 10th Anniversary of his Invictus Games at a service in St Paul's Cathedral in London on May 8th, making a rare visit back to Britain for the international sporting event he founded. Harry, who lives in the United States with his wife Meghan and two children, launched the Games in 2017, a multi-sport event for military personnel wounded in action. Harry, the youngest son of King Charles, served as a military helicopter pilot in Afghanistan. The service will celebrate the event and include readings by Harry and the British actor Damian Lewis. Wounded veterans and members of the Invictus community will also attend. It will mark "a decade of changing lives and saving lives through sport," organisers said. Harry has only returned to Britain on a few occasions since he quit working as a member of the royal family in 2020, arriving for major events such as the 2022 funeral of Queen Elizabeth and his father's coronation in May 2023. He was last seen in Britain in February this year for a brief meeting with his father after the monarch announced that he had been diagnosed with cancer. The palace said on Friday that Charles would return to public duties after he made good progress following treatment and a period of recuperation.

Prince Harry to visit London in May for Invictus Games 10th anniversary

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle attended the Invictus Games opening ceremony on April 16. The Duke and Duchess of Sussex gave a powerful speech and paid tributes to Ukrainian athletes.

Invictus Games: Duke, Duchess of Sussex pay tribute to Ukrainian athletes

Britain’s Prince Harry and his wife Meghan will produce their first Netflix Inc series that will focus on athletes competing in the Invictus Games for injured veterans in The Hague in 2022.

Harry will appear on camera in the documentary series called “Heart of Invictus” and serve as an executive producer through the couple’s Archewell Productions, Netflix said in a statement on Tuesday.

The series will provide behind-the-scenes stories of athletes and organizers as they prepare for the event, which has been delayed until next spring due to the COVID-19 pandemic, Netflix said.

Orlando von Einsiedel will direct the multi-episode series and Joanna Natasegara will be its producer, Netflix said. The duo produced the Oscar-winning short documentary “The White Helmets” about a rescue group in Syria.

The Invictus Games is a multi-sport event created in 2017 by Prince Harry - who served as a soldier in Afghanistan - for military personnel wounded in action.

The couple, who has been in the news following an interview with U.S. chat show host Oprah Winfrey last month, signed a multi-year production deal with Netflix in September.&nbsp;

Harry and Meghan now live in Southern California after making a final split with the British royal family.

Britain’s Prince Harry and his wife Meghan will produce their first Netflix Inc series that will focus on athletes competing in the Invictus Games for injured veterans in The Hague in 2022.

Britain’s Prince Harry and his wife Meghan will produce their first Netflix Inc series that will focus on athletes competing in the Invictus Games for injured veterans in The Hague in 2022. Harry will appear on camera in the documentary series called “Heart of Invictus” and serve as an executive producer through the couple’s Archewell Productions, Netflix said in a statement on Tuesday. The series will provide behind-the-scenes stories of athletes and organizers as they prepare for the event, which has been delayed until next spring due to the COVID-19 pandemic, Netflix said. Orlando von Einsiedel will direct the multi-episode series and Joanna Natasegara will be its producer, Netflix said. The duo produced the Oscar-winning short documentary “The White Helmets” about a rescue group in Syria. The Invictus Games is a multi-sport event created in 2017 by Prince Harry - who served as a soldier in Afghanistan - for military personnel wounded in action. The couple, who has been in the news following an interview with U.S. chat show host Oprah Winfrey last month, signed a multi-year production deal with Netflix in September. Harry and Meghan now live in Southern California after making a final split with the British royal family.

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's first Netflix project to focus on Invictus Games

Prince Harry was scheduled to kick off his Invictus games on Sunday but due to coronavirus, the event has been postponed until 2021. Instead, Harry offered a message of support on Twitter on Sunday. 
 
The games are a series of athletic competitions for injured servicemen similar to the Paralympics which Prince Harry was to kick off but the official Twitter page of the games instead shared the heartwarming message from him on Sunday. 
 
"As we commemorate V-Day this weekend and pay tribute to the service and sacrifice of the entire Second World War generation, we should have also been gathering together in the Netherlands to kick start the Invictus Games 2020 in The Hague," Harry said in the video. 
 
"I hope all of those in the Invictus family are coping well and supporting each other through this challenging time," he continued. "I continue to hear amazing stories of families coming together on online platforms. But please look out for those who have gone quiet or are no longer visible on the chat sites. You guys are the best at this, so I have no doubt you are all running around and supporting one another."

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Harry urged fans to take part in online activities that have been planned through the week and to draw inspiration from the various stories that Invictus competitors would be sharing in the coming days. 
 
"The same can obviously be said for our incredible health care professionals working so hard to keeping us all safe," he said.

Harry explained that a "virtual conference" will be a part of the festivities, "with international speakers and participants sharing their thoughts and experience of resilience and why the Invictus spirit is so important."

Prince Harry was scheduled to kick off his Invictus games on Sunday but due to coronavirus, the event has been postponed until 2021. Instead, Harry offered a message of support on Twitter on Sunday.

Prince Harry was scheduled to kick off his Invictus games on Sunday but due to coronavirus, the event has been postponed until 2021. Instead, Harry offered a message of support on Twitter on Sunday. The games are a series of athletic competitions for injured servicemen similar to the Paralympics which Prince Harry was to kick off but the official Twitter page of the games instead shared the heartwarming message from him on Sunday. "As we commemorate V-Day this weekend and pay tribute to the service and sacrifice of the entire Second World War generation, we should have also been gathering together in the Netherlands to kick start the Invictus Games 2020 in The Hague," Harry said in the video. "I hope all of those in the Invictus family are coping well and supporting each other through this challenging time," he continued. "I continue to hear amazing stories of families coming together on online platforms. But please look out for those who have gone quiet or are no longer visible on the chat sites. You guys are the best at this, so I have no doubt you are all running around and supporting one another." Marking what would have been the Opening Ceremony for the @InvictusGamesNL, our Patron The Duke of Sussex shares his best wishes to supporters and competitors, and outlines plans this week to bring The Hague home to you: pic.twitter.com/HLRnzCk9cu — Invictus Games Foundation (@WeAreInvictus) May 9, 2020 × Harry urged fans to take part in online activities that have been planned through the week and to draw inspiration from the various stories that Invictus competitors would be sharing in the coming days. "The same can obviously be said for our incredible health care professionals working so hard to keeping us all safe," he said. Harry explained that a "virtual conference" will be a part of the festivities, "with international speakers and participants sharing their thoughts and experience of resilience and why the Invictus spirit is so important."

Prince Harry shares a video message on coronavirus, says 'look out for those who have gone quiet'

Britain's Prince Harry received an Invictus Games romper suit for his <a href="https://www.wionews.com/entertainment/priyanka-chopra-wishes-friend-meghan-markle-on-the-arrival-of-the-royal-baby-216641">newborn son Archie</a> on Thursday as he marked one year until The Hague hosts the sports championship for wounded soldiers.

Making his first royal engagement just three days after the <a href="https://www.wionews.com/world/prince-harry-and-wife-meghan-share-first-glimpse-of-son-217016">birth of his "dream" first son</a> with wife Meghan, Harry travelled to the Netherlands to launch the countdown to the games.

Harry pulled a face and pretended to model the tiny white garment with a grey and yellow "Invictus Games" logo after he was handed it by Princess Margriet of the Netherlands.

The Duke of Sussex joked that he should "put it on" himself, before thanking the Dutch princess.

The prince, who <a href="https://www.wionews.com/world/prince-harry-and-meghan-name-dream-son-archie-217102">showed off Archie with Meghan to the public for the first time</a> on Wednesday, also met athletes and took part in sporting activities including archery.

The Olympic-style Invictus Games are the brainchild of Harry, who served with the British military in Afghanistan -- but they have also been a recurring theme in Harry and Meghan's relationship.

It was at the 2017 event in Toronto that he made his first appearance with the American former actress, while their attendance at the 2018 Sydney edition came days after they first announced her pregnancy.

Founded by Harry in 2014, the Games are an international sporting event for wounded, injured and ill servicemen and women, both active duty and veterans.&nbsp;

The prince has previously spoken of how he was profoundly moved by witnessing death and life-changing injuries while on deployment in Afghanistan, coupled with the grief and sadness that went with it.

Britain's Prince Harry received an Invictus Games romper suit for his newborn son Archie on Thursday as he marked one year until The Hague hosts the sports championship for wounded soldiers.

Britain's Prince Harry received an Invictus Games romper suit for his newborn son Archie on Thursday as he marked one year until The Hague hosts the sports championship for wounded soldiers. Making his first royal engagement just three days after the birth of his "dream" first son with wife Meghan, Harry travelled to the Netherlands to launch the countdown to the games. Harry pulled a face and pretended to model the tiny white garment with a grey and yellow "Invictus Games" logo after he was handed it by Princess Margriet of the Netherlands. The Duke of Sussex joked that he should "put it on" himself, before thanking the Dutch princess. The prince, who showed off Archie with Meghan to the public for the first time on Wednesday, also met athletes and took part in sporting activities including archery. The Olympic-style Invictus Games are the brainchild of Harry, who served with the British military in Afghanistan -- but they have also been a recurring theme in Harry and Meghan's relationship. It was at the 2017 event in Toronto that he made his first appearance with the American former actress, while their attendance at the 2018 Sydney edition came days after they first announced her pregnancy. Founded by Harry in 2014, the Games are an international sporting event for wounded, injured and ill servicemen and women, both active duty and veterans. The prince has previously spoken of how he was profoundly moved by witnessing death and life-changing injuries while on deployment in Afghanistan, coupled with the grief and sadness that went with it.

Prince Harry gets Invictus Games romper suit for baby Archie

Britain's Prince Harry and wife Meghan were greeted by rapturous applause on Saturday when they arrived for the final day of the Invictus Games in Sydney. 
 
The royal couple watched most the wheelchair basketball final and then presented gold medals to the US&nbsp;team which comfortably beat the Netherlands by 29 points to 17. 
 
A large crowd had packed into Sydney's Olympic Park to watch the last day of the week-long competition, with attention only diverted from the match for a short time as the couple entered and sat with the crowd. 
 
The Invictus Games, founded by Harry, is an international paralympic-style event for military personnel wounded in action. 
 
Former England soccer captain David Beckham, who is an Invictus ambassador, also attended the basketball match. 
 
Both Harry and Meghan wore remembrance poppies on their chests, with Meghan's fixed upon her maroon top. 
 
On Saturday evening, Harry and Meghan are due to attend the closing ceremony of the event, which has seen some 500 competitors from 18 nations take part.&nbsp; 
 
The royal couple will move on to New Zealand on Sunday, where they are expected to be greeted by Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern. 
 
The tour of Commonwealth countries has seen the royal couple meet drought-stricken Australian farmers, visit the world-famous Bondi Beach and spend time in the Pacific nations of Fiji and Tonga.

Britain's Prince Harry and wife Meghan were greeted by rapturous applause on Saturday when they arrived for the final day of the Invictus Games in Sydney. The royal couple watched most the wheelchair basketball final and then presented gold medals to the US team which comfortably beat the Netherlands by 29 points to 17.

Britain's Prince Harry and wife Meghan were greeted by rapturous applause on Saturday when they arrived for the final day of the Invictus Games in Sydney. The royal couple watched most the wheelchair basketball final and then presented gold medals to the US team which comfortably beat the Netherlands by 29 points to 17. A large crowd had packed into Sydney's Olympic Park to watch the last day of the week-long competition, with attention only diverted from the match for a short time as the couple entered and sat with the crowd. The Invictus Games, founded by Harry, is an international paralympic-style event for military personnel wounded in action. Former England soccer captain David Beckham, who is an Invictus ambassador, also attended the basketball match. Both Harry and Meghan wore remembrance poppies on their chests, with Meghan's fixed upon her maroon top. On Saturday evening, Harry and Meghan are due to attend the closing ceremony of the event, which has seen some 500 competitors from 18 nations take part. The royal couple will move on to New Zealand on Sunday, where they are expected to be greeted by Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern. The tour of Commonwealth countries has seen the royal couple meet drought-stricken Australian farmers, visit the world-famous Bondi Beach and spend time in the Pacific nations of Fiji and Tonga.

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle attend Invictus Games final in Sydney

In a video making rounds on the internet, Prince Harry of Wales can be seen interviewing former US President Barack Obama.&nbsp;

Prince Harry interviewed Obama for a BBC Radio 4 show as part of a guest editor gig for the station.&nbsp;According to Kensington Palace, the interview&nbsp;focuses on Obama&rsquo;s final day in office and his post-presidential plans, which include his initiatives through the Obama Foundation.

Also Read:&nbsp;<a href="http://www.wionews.com/world/prince-harry-and-meghan-markles-wedding-date-has-been-officially-announced-26857" target="_blank">Prince Harry and Meghan Markle&#39;s wedding date has been officially announced</a>

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Kensington Palace posted a preview of the interaction on its official Twitter page while the full interview will air on BBC Radio 4 on December 27.

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The interview was conducted when the two&nbsp;were at the<a href="http://www.wionews.com/world/prince-harry-with-actress-girlfriend-meghan-markle-launch-the-third-invictus-games-20572" target="_blank"> Invictus Games</a> in Toronto in September.

The duo&#39;s friendship dates to the month of May when Obama visited Prince Harry at Kensington Palace, where they discussed &ldquo;a range of shared interests,&rdquo; including empowering young people and the goals of their foundations, according to the palace.

Obama had even congratulated Prince Harry and Meghan Markle on <a href="http://www.wionews.com/world/entertainment-barack-obama-congratulates-prince-harry-and-meghan-markle-on-their-engagement-25297" target="_blank">Twitter</a> after the couple announced their engagement last month.&nbsp;

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It is said that the interview happened when the two met during Invictus Games in September

In a video making rounds on the internet, Prince Harry of Wales can be seen interviewing former US President Barack Obama. Prince Harry interviewed Obama for a BBC Radio 4 show as part of a guest editor gig for the station. According to Kensington Palace, the interview focuses on Obama’s final day in office and his post-presidential plans, which include his initiatives through the Obama Foundation. Also Read: Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's wedding date has been officially announced Prince Harry's guest editorship of @BBCRadio4 Today programme on the 27th December will feature an interview with former US President @BarackObama. The interview focuses on their shared interest in building platforms for the next generation of young leaders. pic.twitter.com/HaBaW0F5pM — Kensington Palace (@KensingtonRoyal) December 17, 2017 × Kensington Palace posted a preview of the interaction on its official Twitter page while the full interview will air on BBC Radio 4 on December 27. Here is a sneak preview of when @BarackObama met Prince Harry for the interview. Listen to the full interview on 27th December on @BBCr4today. pic.twitter.com/p5I1dUdyhx — Kensington Palace (@KensingtonRoyal) December 17, 2017 × The interview was conducted when the two were at the Invictus Games in Toronto in September. The duo's friendship dates to the month of May when Obama visited Prince Harry at Kensington Palace, where they discussed “a range of shared interests,” including empowering young people and the goals of their foundations, according to the palace. Obama had even congratulated Prince Harry and Meghan Markle on Twitter after the couple announced their engagement last month.

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