Only Corona has so far been able to prevent Prince Harry from paying a visit to his homeland. But it should be so far by 2021 at the latest.
Great Britain's "prodigal son" Prince Harry (35) promised in a Zoom conversation to pay a visit to his homeland no later than next year. Then comes the 125th anniversary of the Rugby League and the Rugby League World Cup. A sport that is very dear to the prince and which, according to the Daily Mirror, will definitely be worth a trip.
"I definitely plan to come back. I would have been there if Covid hadn't thwarted it," Harry is quoted in the report. For him, rugby is not just a sport, but a family meeting place for people from all social areas. At the same time, he has the highest respect for everyone who does this debilitating sport: "You know, I served in the army for ten years. I know what perseverance is. But this is just insane," said Harry in the Zoom -Conversation he had with rugby players, among others.
Is he coming in summer?
Should he really take the Rugby League World Cup next year as an opportunity to return to England, his fans on site would still have to be patient. The sporting event will only take place from October 23rd to November 27th. However, the chances are high that Prince Harry and Duchess Meghan (39, "Suits") will fly back to the island earlier.
On July 1, 2021, Prince Harry and Prince Williams (38) mother Diana would have turned 60. On this occasion, a statue of the Princess of Wales, who died in 1997, will be inaugurated next summer. A memorial service for his mother, which Prince Harry does not want to miss at any price.