Prince Harry is set to visit the United Kingdom next week, marking his first trip since a reunion with his father, King Charles, last fall.

This confirms the visit will proceed, despite earlier speculation that security concerns might lead to its cancellation.

However, Harry will travel to London without his wife, Meghan, and their children, Prince Archie and Princess Lilibet.

A person close to the family indicated that while Harry will make the journey, the family is still considering their options for the remainder of their stay.

The decision for Meghan and the children not to travel to London stems from British authorities' confirmation that the family would not be provided with publicly funded security.

This lack of official security support, coupled with concerns raised by Harry's own security team, led to the change in travel plans for his wife and children.

Prince Harry, 41, resides in California with his family.

Prince Archie, 7, and Princess Lilibet, 5, have not been to Britain together since 2022.

This development means that King Charles, 77, will not have the opportunity to meet his grandchildren in person for the first time in several years during this trip, which is a significant outcome for the royal family.