Probably just Harry. Meg coming along would cause more of a fuss and remove an opportunity for a reproachment.
Yep... There's this:
Prince Harry prepares to fly back to Britain following Philip's death - but will Meghan come too? Duke of Sussex faces having to quarantine for five days after arriving from US
- Prince Harry has not been back to the UK since March 2020 and was last pictured with Philip on May 8, 2019
- Source today told Dailymail.com that Harry would 'do his utmost' to return to Britain for grandfather's funeral
- May be permitted to use a diplomatic exemption to waive quarantine rules applying to flights from the USA
By
Nick Craven for MailOnline and
Jennifer Smith and
Charlie Lankston For Dailymail.com
Published: 07:35 EDT, 9 April 2021 | Updated: 11:47 EDT, 9 April 2021
Prince Harry’s return to the UK for his grandfather Prince Philip’s funeral will be a pivotal moment for a divided Royal Family still nursing deep wounds over his and Meghan’s bombshell Oprah Winfrey interview.
Harry will be attending the event at St George’s Chapel, Windsor, most likely next week, and although there has been no word on whether heavily-pregnant Meghan would join him, it is believed unlikely in the circumstances.
Harry is likely to make the journey to London by private jet from his home near Los Angeles and it is understood he may be permitted to use a diplomatic exemption to waive the normal Covid quarantine rules applying to flights from the USA.
There has not yet been an official statement from the couple on Philip's death.
It has been reported that Harry was already largely self-isolating at the £11m mansion near Santa Barbara from when his grandfather entered hospital.
It is thought he will be tested for Covid-19 before departure from the US and upon arrival in the UK, instead of being subject to the normal 10-day quarantine, though travellers are allowed to leave quarantine if they test negative after five days.
It is not known where he will stay during his stay in the UK, nor for how long he will remain after the funeral.
The reunion of the Duke of Sussex with his brother William and father Prince Charles will be awkward enough following his and Meghan’s shocking accusations of racism in the TV show aired only last month.
Despite the obvious rift, the Queen will expect her grandsons to put on a united front, along with the rest of the Royals as a mark of respect for the late Duke of Edinburgh.
Whether the unity will prove more than a public façade remains to be seen, but some royal sources hope that the brothers’ first meeting for more than a year could lead to some kind of reconciliation.
If Meghan were to join Harry for the funeral, a royal rapprochement is considered less likely to happen, particularly after she told Oprah that Kate has made her cry during the run-up to her wedding.
Prince Philip's death comes just a month after Harry and Meghan gave an interview to Oprah in which they alleged racism in the Royal Family. It aired when Philip was in the hospital
A source close to the family told Dailymail.com today: 'Harry will absolutely do his utmost to get back to the UK and be with his family.
'He will want nothing more than to be there for his family, and particularly his grandmother, during this awful time.
'Meghan is obviously pregnant so she will need to take advice from her doctors about whether it is safe for her to travel, but I think Harry will definitely go.'
While Harry claimed in the interview to have always had a good relationship with the Queen, it's unclear what kind of relationship, if any, he now has with Prince William and his father, Prince Charles.
According to CBS host Gayle King, a close friend of Oprah, Prince William, 38, reached out to Prince Harry after the explosive interview, but talks were ‘not productive’.
Harry’s claims that William is ‘trapped’ inside the monarchy are believed to have caused deep offence. Some royal experts believe that William is willing to give his brother a final chance.
The pair would almost certainly have met anyway on July 1 for the unveiling of a statue of Diana in London, but there was always a question mark over that reunion because of Meghan’s imminent due date, which has not been publically confirmed.
It is not clear if Harry had planned to return in June, when Prince Philip would have turned 100, and when a Trooping of the Colour was planned.