In a rare visit to his home country, Prince Harry was greeted with a hero's welcome from the British public on Wednesday. The event, held at St. Paul's Cathedral, saw an outpouring of support for Harry, although his brother, Prince William, and father, King Charles III, were notably absent.

While Prince Charles and his wife, Camilla, hosted a garden party at Buckingham Palace, attended by other members of the royal family such as Princess Anne and Prince Edward, Harry found solace in reconnecting with his late mother's family. Among those present were Diana's siblings, including Uncle Charles Spencer and Aunt Jane Fellowes, as well as several of Harry's cousins.

The absence of Prince William at the Invictus celebration was due to his prior engagement in conducting an investiture ceremony at Windsor Castle earlier that day. Despite the absence of his immediate family, Harry was surrounded by the loving support of his mother's family members, which brought a great deal of emotion to those witnessing the reunion.

Upon his arrival, Harry was warmly cheered by onlookers, indicating the overwhelming support he still commands from the British public. Harry graciously took the time to interact with as many well-wishers as possible, further solidifying the bond between him and his devoted followers.

The social media sphere also experienced an outpouring of love and emotional reactions to the reunion with Diana's family. Comments from people such as "Today some 'mighty men of valour' supported Prince Harry, esp. Uncle Spencer" resonated with many, accumulating thousands of likes and retweets. The presence of Diana's relatives, who have remained a strong pillar of support for Harry, elicited heartfelt responses from followers of the event.

"The Spencers are H & M's family, too. I was so happy to see them there today. I'm still smiling about it," wrote one social media user, emphasizing the significance of the Spencer family's presence and their unwavering support. Others expressed their emotions, with one person calling the Spencer family's gesture "such a beautiful thing."

The overwhelming cries of "We love you Harry!" from the crowd delighted onlookers, and one passionate supporter even yelled, "Tell Meghan we love her!" It is worth mentioning that Meghan did not accompany Harry on this brief trip to the UK but is expected to join him when he travels to Nigeria later this week.

Prince Harry's emotional visit, coupled with the heartwarming reunion with his late mother's family, highlights the enduring bond he shares with the British public and the love and support that still reverberate from Princess Diana's legacy.