Among many other things, that means that Harry’s next return to Europe is up in the air.
In a nondescript room, Harry described his regret over the cancelation into a webcam. “This decision was the most sensible and the safest option for all of you and your families as well as everybody else involved in these games,” he said. “I’m sorry that we could not provide this for you. Please look after yourselves. Please look after your families and please look out for one another.”
The competition for wounded service members was supposed to take place in the Hague from May 9-16, and it is unclear if the rescheduled events will also take place in the Hague. May’s events would have been the fifth Invictus Games since Harry founded the organization in 2014. Harry ended his video on a note of optimism. “I know how disappointed you all must be. This is a focus that so many of you need. I would encourage you to maintain that focus as best you can,” he said. “The good thing is having 12 or so months to be even fitter, to get even fitter than you already are and be at your absolute top mental and physical fitness. So in that sense I am really excited about the games next year.
’s public birthday celebration which sees her entire family gathering on a Buckingham Palace balcony to watch a parade. A decision about the event was delayed when the queen announced the cancelation of her palace garden parties in May and an upcoming visit from Japan’s
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