Prince Harry is gearing up for a poignant return to his homeland, with hopes to bring along his two children, Prince Archie and Princess Lilibet, to meet their grandfather, King Charles.

The Duke of Sussex is slated to visit the UK in May to attend a special service at St. Paul’s Cathedral commemorating the 10th anniversary of the Invictus Games.

While Meghan Markle's attendance remains to be confirmed, Prince Harry is fervently wishing for her presence alongside their children, as he seeks to facilitate a meaningful meeting between his offspring and his father, who is currently undergoing cancer treatment.

A source close to the royal family disclosed to the Daily Express that Harry is optimistic about the prospect of his family's participation in the service, affording them the opportunity to reconnect with loved ones.

The couple, now residing in California, is keen on nurturing stronger bonds between their children and Harry's extended family. The insider revealed, "Both Harry and Meghan are keen for the children to become closer with Harry’s family, but she’s very anxious about returning to England."

The upcoming visit holds significant sentimental value as King Charles has had limited opportunities to spend time with his grandchildren. Despite Harry and Meghan's previous status as active members of the royal family, the monarch has only met his granddaughter Lilibet once, during the Platinum Jubilee celebrations of the late Queen Elizabeth II in June 2022.

Prince Harry's efforts to bridge the familial gap underscore a desire for unity and reconciliation within the royal fold. As preparations for the reunion unfold, all eyes remain fixed on the prospect of a heartfelt encounter between generations, marking a pivotal moment in the ongoing narrative of the royal family's journey.