This week marks Prince George of Wales’ milestone 10th birthday, and the thought of missing out on such an important occasion has not been sitting well with his uncle, Harry, Duke of Sussex.
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New Idea hears that Prince Harry, 38, wants to place a ceasefire on the long-standing tension with the Prince and Princess of Wales, in order to fly home to London for the birthday festivities.
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If all goes to plan, it will be quite the major homecoming.
While King Charles spent time with his granddaughter Lili when she was a month old, it’s believed the Waleses have never met the now two-year-old princess.
New Idea understands Harry’s visit is coming at the behest of the birthday boy himself, with George determined to have his Sussex cousins at his party.
“The sweetest thing is William and Catherine had no choice, as George insisted that invitations be sent to his little cousins,” shares a source.
“They are hoping that deep down, Harry can put aside any issues for the sake of young George.”
Those close to the royals claim that the curious youngsters in both the US and the UK have started asking more questions about each other – leading to some awkward conversations with their parents.
Thankfully, we understand Harry and Wills, 41, are on the same page when it comes to making sure George is the centre of attention on his big day.
“Harry doesn’t want to be the focal point,” says our source.
“He genuinely wants to be there for George – they had a deep bond for the first six years of his life.”
Our insider says it’s unlikely that Harry’s wife Meghan Markle will attend.
