Prince Harry has "flown to the UK" just as his father, King Charles, departed the country with Queen Camilla, according to new claims.
King Charles and Queen Camilla arrived in Italy on Monday for a historic four-day state visit.
The royal couple landed just hours after the King's estranged son, Prince Harry, flew into the UK on Sunday, according to reports in the Sun.
The timing of the two journeys has raised questions about whether the father and son duo had an opportunity to meet before the monarch's departure.
Prince Harry 'flies to UK' just as his father King Charles departs country with Camilla
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The King and Queen will be undertaking a series of official engagements during their four-day visit to Italy.
This marks an important diplomatic mission for the royal couple as they work to strengthen ties between the United Kingdom and Italy.
The Duke of Sussex's visit to Britain comes as he pursues another court case.
The duke is fighting Ravec's 2020 decision that he should receive a different degree of protection when in the UKGettyHarry is fighting for taxpayer-funded armed security during his visits to the UK.
This legal battle represents the latest chapter in the ongoing tensions surrounding the Duke's security arrangements since stepping back from royal duties.
Meanwhile, the King and Queen have begun their carefully planned schedule of engagements in Italy, focusing on diplomatic relations rather than family matters.
British Ambassador to Italy Edward Llewellyn highlighted the significance of the royal visit.
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Queen Camilla and King Charles are in Italy on a state visitPA"Their visit will strengthen the closeness between our nations," he said.
The Ambassador noted that the royal couple's appreciation for Italian culture would resonate with their hosts.
"Their love for things Italians cherish -- culture, food, heritage -- resonate very deeply here," Llewellyn added.
The state visit is expected to showcase the strong bilateral relationship between the UK and Italy.
Cultural diplomacy appears to be a key element of the royal tour, with the King and Queen's genuine interest in Italian heritage serving as a diplomatic asset.
