Harry and Meghan’s ‘Faux Royal Tour’ linked to UK Return

The visit comes amid ongoing questions about the Sussexes’ relationship with the royal family.

Meghan has not returned to Britain since Queen Elizabeth II’s funeral in 2022, and her and Harry’s children – Archie, six, and Lilibet, four – have not been since the platinum anniversary celebrations that same year.

Harry is expected to return to Britain alone in June to mark one year until the Invictus Games in Birmingham. Reports have suggested Harry is hopeful of a future reunion with his father, King Charles, 77, possibly at Sandringham, although logistical and legal challenges remain.

Ongoing disputes over security arrangements and legal procedures in Britain have complicated the prospect of family reconciliation.

Sources have also said this Radar Charles is hesitant to meet Harry because he fears his son could use their conversation against him or even record it.

During their trip to Australia, Harry and Markle will maintain a high-profile schedule, combining advocacy work with commercial opportunities.

Markle’s Sydney retreat includes access to events, meals and accommodation at the InterContinental hotel, with tickets priced at around $3,000. Harry’s speaking engagement in Melbourne is being positioned as part of a broader focus on mental health and leadership.

A spokesperson for the Sussexes said the visit would highlight the duo’s ongoing commitment to mental health, support for the Armed Forces community and the importance of shared experiences in driving positive change.