The duke is set to touch down on British soil in just over a months time
PRINCE Harry could reunite with Prince William in weeks - but royal experts believe it's the last thing the future King needs.
The Duke of Sussex is expected to visit the UK later this year to mark the tenth anniversary of the Invictus Games.
It will be his first time in Britain since his sister-in-law, Princess Kate announced she is receiving treatment for cancer.
Doting husband William has been by her side throughout - taking a step back from his royal duties and pulling out of engagements last minute.
And Harry has not appeared in public with his brother since the King’s coronation in May.
Now royal expert Richard Fitzwilliams has revealed that a reunion of the brothers could be “too much pressure” for William who has the “weight of the world on his shoulders”.
Speaking to The Sun, he said: “We know the brothers have no contact reportedly at the moment, and haven't for some time now.
“For William the pressures are enormous, and I mean for Catherine the pressure is just a given.
“There's no doubt that it's going to be an immensely sensitive period. In Williams case he doesn't want the pressure and the publicity that all this would give. Also he's he is obviously stubborn.
“He knows that for years the Sussexes have rubbished the royal family, and monetised their links with it.
“William has indeed gone more than most humans could cope with, and from that point of view, nothing may happen.”
After King Charles announced his cancer diagnosis in February, William stepped up to carry out public duties during his absence.
Shortly after, Kate received the shock news that she too would have to go through treatment.
Since then William has had to step up once more - taking care of his wife and protecting his kids.
Richard went on: “I think everyone's heart goes out to him. I think it's it's a dreadful predicament.
“I mean the fact is, however, the marriage with Catherine is close. He's got his children, and of course that is an enormous responsibility to protect.
“I think, that people will feel for him. They'll wish him well. They'll pray in some cases for him.
“It really is something that is very, very difficult and one can only say that really, and just hope that things work out in both cases, and also he'll be doing royal engagements when he can.
“Of course his family are the big responsibility, and always who he puts first.”
The Princess of Wales revealed her health battle to the world in an emotional video message on Friday.
The mum-of-three said it came as a "huge shock" to her following further tests after her abdominal surgery in January.
But a source told the New York Post Harry and Meghan found out about Kate when the rest of the world did.
Following Kate's announcement, the Duke and Duchess of Sussex released a short statement.
The pair said: "We wish health and healing for Kate and the family and hope they are able to do so privately and in peace."
It comes after Harry and Meghan's Netflix "cheerleader" targeted Kate moments after her cancer diagnosis shocked the world.
Christopher Bouzy, who had a starring role in Harry and Meghan's Netflix show, trolled Kate on X/Twitter 31 minutes after her video was released.
The tech mogul, 48, said Kate's illness was stage-managed akin to "North Korean propaganda".
Source: The Sun
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