Overview
- The Sussexes plan to travel to Britain in July to mark the one-year countdown to the Invictus Games and to carry out related public engagements.
- AFP and BBC reporting says the family would split time between royal residences offered by King Charles and private lodgings in Britain.
- A BBC-based report that the government will not grant state-funded police protection has raised the possibility the couple will scale back or reconfigure the visit.
- If the family stays on a royal estate they would have palace-hosted policing for those periods but would rely on private security outside those locations.
- Plans for private reconciliation talks or a visit to Diana’s tomb at Althorp remain unconfirmed and sensitive given the Sussexes’ past legal fights over protection and the long-running family rift.