The British royal family has marked an important milestone this month. Prince Harry has arrived in London to commemorate the tenth anniversary of the Invictus Games, while King Charles has bestowed a new title upon his brother, Prince William.
According to a statement from the Palace, Prince William has been appointed colonel-in-chief of the Army Air Corps by King Charles III. This new role is significant, as Prince William will now be in charge of the Army Air Corps, a position previously held by King Charles.
The timing of this announcement has sparked interest, as it coincides with Prince Harry’s return to the UK. Prince Harry had previously trained with the Army Air Corps in 2008 and had even completed the Pilot’s Selection Board interview. However, the recent rift between Prince Harry and his father, King Charles, has led to increased speculation about the nature of their interactions.
During his recent visit, King Charles was unable to meet with Prince Harry due to his “full programme.” However, Prince Harry expressed his hope to see his father soon. Despite the lack of chemistry with the Firm members, Prince Harry was enthusiastic about returning to the UK and praised the efforts of Scotty’s Little Soldiers, a charity that supports children who have lost a parent in the military.
Prince Harry emphasized the importance of such events, stating that they help raise awareness about the support available to families and children. His visit to the UK has sparked interest, and many are eager to know more about the royal family’s dynamics.
