The Duke of Sussex reportedly plans a quiet observance to avoid drawing attention from the royal family’s commemorations
Prince Harry reportedly intends to keep a low profile on Remembrance Day, avoiding any disruption to the royal family’s commemorations as his father, King Charles, continues to face cancer.
A friend of the Duke of Sussex told Hello! magazine that Harry plans to mark the occasion privately or attend a low-key event.
“He’s not going to do anything that would pull focus from the Royal Family or the national commemorations at the Cenotaph in London,” the friend said.
An insider suggested that Harry would observe the day much as other veterans do.
“More likely, he’ll mark it in the same way that most veterans do, privately, either at church or at their local war memorial’s annual service.
“He has no desire to create drama or do anything that could distract from his family’s role in the national commemorations.”
With Harry in the UK, this year’s observance could carry added significance for the Duke.
“For Harry, Remembrance Sunday is a deeply personal and important occasion, a time to honour those who have served, remember those who made the ultimate sacrifice and stand alongside veterans,” the source added.
