Prince Harry has flown back to the US to be with Duchess Meghan after a family death.
The Duke of Sussex was in London for his mother Princess Diana’s statue unveiling at Kensington Palace on Thursday.
But within 24 hours, he was packing up and heading back to his wife and two kids, Lilibet and Archie.
Last week, The Sun revealed Meghan’s uncle, known as Mike Markle, had passed away aged 82.
In a statement from “a source”, the publication claimed the 82-year-old passed away after a battle with Parkinson’s disease and suffering several falls.
It is understood the former diplomat was amicable with his niece, and even helped her get an internship with the American Embassy in Argentina after the then 20-year-old expressed an interest in foreign relations.
According to reports, Mike never met Prince Harry, but The Sun’s source said he was “proud” of Meghan.
“He would always stop for a chat to say how proud he was of her even though he didn’t often agree with how she went about things,” they told the publication.
According to reports, Mike never met Prince Harry, but The Sun’s source said he was “proud” of Meghan.
“He would always stop for a chat to say how proud he was of her even though he didn’t often agree with how she went about things,” they told the publication.
“He would usually just chuckle and say, ‘It’s not every day you have a prince in the family, though, I suppose!'”
On Thursday, Prince Harry emotionally unveiled Diana’s statue alongside his brother, Prince William.
The beautiful instalment at Kensington Palace’s Sunken Gardens features Diana standing with three young children, reflecting her kind, nurturing and giving back nature.
Harry’s visit to London was fleeting around the statue reveal, having arrived only the weekend before where he quarantined for several days at Frogmore Cottage in Windsor before testing negative to COVID-19 so he could step out and about in London.
