Prince Harry is set to make a highly anticipated return to the United Kingdom for the first time since his previous visit to see his father, King Charles III, after the revelation of the monarch's cancer diagnosis earlier this year. The Duke of Sussex, along with the Invictus Games Foundation, announced on Sunday that he would be attending a thanksgiving service marking the 10th anniversary of the foundation in London on May 8.

During the service, which will take place at St. Paul's Cathedral, Prince Harry will deliver a reading. Accompanying him, actor Damian Lewis will recite a poem, adding to the significance of the event. While it remains uncertain if Meghan Markle, Prince Harry's spouse, will join him on the trip from their residence in California with their two children, the occasion marks an important milestone for the prince.

The Invictus Games, initiated by Prince Harry in 2014, is a renowned sporting event that provides an opportunity for military personnel wounded in action to showcase their skills. The inaugural event was held in London, and the upcoming ceremony will celebrate a decade of not only transforming lives but also saving lives through the power of sports, according to a spokesperson for the Invictus Games.

The news of Prince Harry's visit to London comes shortly after Buckingham Palace's confirmation that King Charles III will resume his public engagement next week. The Palace reassured the public that the king's progress in his cancer treatment has been encouraging, and doctors remain optimistic about his recovery.

In February, shortly after the news of his father's diagnosis broke, Prince Harry paid a swift visit to Clarence House, his father's residence in central London. The Duke of Sussex had heartfelt discussions with King Charles III about the cancer diagnosis before departing from the United States, according to Buckingham Palace. The king personally informed both of his sons, Prince Harry and Prince William, as well as his siblings, Princess Anne, Prince Andrew, and Prince Edward, about his health.

The royal family has faced multiple health challenges, as Catherine, the Princess of Wales, commonly known as Kate Middleton, announced her need for preventative chemotherapy after undergoing abdominal surgery in January, just a month after the king disclosed his cancer treatment. In response, Prince Harry and Meghan released a statement expressing their well-wishes for Kate's healing, emphasizing the importance of privacy during this time of recovery.

As Prince Harry plans his return to the UK, the spotlight shines on the Invictus Games Foundation's milestone anniversary, celebrating a decade of using the power of sports to transform lives. With King Charles III's positive progress in his cancer treatment, the royal family is still facing health obstacles, demonstrating their resilience and determination during difficult times.

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