The Duke of Sussex is set to attend the 10th-anniversary celebrations of the Invictus Games on May 8, sparking curiosity among royal observers about his reception by his family.

Residing in California, the Duke is honoring the Games dedicated to wounded service members and veterans.

Kinsey Schofield, a presenter for the To Die For Daily podcast, noted that senior members of the royal family will be absent in showing support for the Duke of Sussex.

Schofield highlighted that the Duke is facing repercussions from his decisions, emphasizing his reluctance to acknowledge the pain he has caused his loved ones.

Despite the evident distress he has caused, the Duke of Sussex remains adamant in shirking accountability for his actions.

His refusal to acknowledge any wrongdoing, particularly in regard to divulging family secrets for personal financial gain, has left those close to him concerned.

While the King is content to spend time with his youngest son, he remains cautious in safeguarding those who have shown unwavering loyalty towards him, as expressed by Schofield.

Although the Duke of Sussex will always have access to his father, the trust between them has been irreparably damaged.

Following his withdrawal from official royal duties in 2020 and relocation to California with his wife, the Duchess of Sussex, tensions within the royal family have escalated.

The decision to depart was justified by the Duke and Duchess of Sussex as a response to the prejudiced portrayal and intrusive scrutiny by the British media.

In the midst of this familial turmoil, the Duke of Sussex’s participation in the Invictus Games serves as a poignant reminder of his commitment to supporting wounded service members and veterans.