Prince Harry’s Triumphant UK Return Comes With a Sting

Prince Harry is set to take his greatest achievement back to the United Kingdom in 2027, but the triumphant return to his home country may come with a sting in its tail, a new episode of Newsweek’s.

The first games were held in London in 2014, and though support for the venture has only grown over the years, Harry may find his personal support network has shrunk since then.

“Prince Harry has chosen Britain over America to host the 2027 Invictus Games, so this feels quite momentous to me because much of the noise from him has been about how wholeheartedly committed he is to his new life in the States,” Royston said.

“Harry and the Invictus team had a really clear choice.

They were deciding between two possible options: one was Birmingham for 2027, and the other one was Washington, D.C.,

the home of American politics, where they would have had the chance to try to draw in big names from the corridors of power and pitch themselves to the public in Harris’s adoptive home, or they had the option to go back to Britain, to Birmingham.