Prince Harry has been sent a brutal warning ahead of his visit to the UK next week. Harry, 41, is set to make a return to Britain, with the trip reportedly set to take place between July 7 and 11. His wife, Meghan Markle, and children, Prince Archie and Princess Lilibet, won’t be joining him in London but there is still a chance they could join him in other parts of the UK.

Meghan last visited the UK with Harry in September 2022, with their children joining them for the late Queen’s Platinum Jubilee just three months earlier. The former working royal has often spoken out about his fears for their safety when visiting the UK, with Harry previously stating that he “couldn’t see a world” in which he could safely bring them to his home country.

It was originally thought that they would be joining him next month, despite fresh fears for their safety.

Ahead of the visit, journalist Celia Walden has sent Harry a warning – that he needs to stop the “psychodrama” and make amends with his father.

The King has reportedly offered his youngest son and his family a royal residence for their stay, although it remains unknown if the couple have accepted the invite.

Ms Walden wrote in her latest article for The Telegraph: “Just once, it would be nice for an event or trip involving Mr and Mrs Psychodrama to proceed naturally and organically, with good grace.”

She also added: “I can already predict that there will be more theatre to come this week. (And by the way, it’s worth noting that while all this is going on, the Princess of Wales is literally climbing mountains for cancer.) There will be more media acrobatics, certainly, but also contortionists at play.

“Perhaps not so much illusionists as delusionists. And I can put up with the tedium of it on one condition – it has to culminate in a reconciliation between the King and his youngest son.”

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