Harry is hopeful for invite to Remembrance Sunday service

Speaking on a recent episode on his YouTube Channel, Neil Sean’s Daily Headline news, royal expert Neil Sean claimed that Prince Harry “would like to return” to the UK this weekend, particularly in the “brand-new regime” of the monarchy. The Duke of Sussex was in the Army until 2015 and served on two tours in Afghanistan, first in 2008 and then in 2012.Mr Sean said: “According to a good source, Prince Harry would like to return, particularly this weekend, for the Remembrance service on Sunday.”This is, of course, a service that honours everybody that gave their lives, men and women, across all walls [and] across all services.”It’s a truly moving situation.”He added: “According to a very good source, Harry thought now there is a brand-new, shall we say, regime, maybe just maybe, they may ask him back to appear at the Remembrance service.READ MORE: Royal Family LIVE: Meghan accused of ‘showing off’ as new crown cypher emerges on letter Prince Harry stepped down as a senior royal in 2020 (Image: GETTY) Harry served in the military for 10 years (Image: GETTY)”After all, he is a man that gave some of his time within the British Army, let’s not forget that, out in Afghanistan.”Mr Sean then praised the 38-year-old, stating that it was a “truly nice thing for him to do”, adding that it “shows his bravery”.He added that despite the fact he should be “thanked for doing that”, it is all “down to our brand-new King, King Charles III” and whether he “wanted to extend that invite back out to his younger son”.Speaking of the late Queen, Mr Sean said that the service was one that Queen Elizabeth II “never truly missed” in her 70-year reign, adding that in her diary, it was “never ever up for discussion”.READ MORE: Queen Elizabeth put foot down on Harry & Meghan’s plan to avoid Wessex-like ‘disaster’During his time in the military, Harry undertook two tours of Afghanistan.The Duke of Sussex stepped down from his military role in 2015.At the time, a statement from Kensington Palace read: ‘Prince Harry has said that work in the service of military personnel throughout the Commonwealth will be a permanent feature of his royal and charitable duties for the rest of his life.”In 2014, just one year before his military departure, Prince Harry founded the Invictus Games.DON’T MISSMeghan Markle hits back at ‘unflattering’ two-word nickname [INSIGHT]King slams ‘horrible’ Wimbledon tradition as rule change not enough [REPORT]Meghan and Harry’s bid to ‘cash in’ caused Queen to ‘finally hit back’ [REVEAL] Harry is reportedly hoping to attend the Remembrance Sunday service (Image: GETTY)