Prince Harry has already returned to the United States, just weeks after relocating his family back to Britain.
The Duke of Sussex was spotted walking through New York City only hours after attending the WellChild Awards in London, highlighting how quickly his schedule has shifted between the UK and US since his return.
Harry is understood to be in New York to attend an event hosted by the Clinton Foundation. He is listed as a participant at the Clinton Global Initiative 2026 Annual Meeting, which runs from Tuesday through today.
The Duke has attended the event previously. In 2024, he appeared at the Clinton Global Initiative to discuss the challenges created by the online world.
This time, Harry appeared as a featured guest during a 90-minute mainstage session titled Everything Everywhere All At Once. Meghan Markle remained at home while her husband travelled to New York.

Prince Harry has been spotted back in the US (Image: Getty)
Harry’s emotional WellChild appearance
Harry’s latest trip comes just after an emotional appearance in London in support of one of his long-standing charitable causes.
The Duke attended the WellChild Awards on Monday, one of the most significant events in his public calendar.
During a speech at the end of the ceremony, Harry became visibly emotional as he paid tribute to the parents caring for seriously ill children.
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He specifically acknowledged the “mums and dads” who dedicate themselves to supporting youngsters facing complex medical conditions, praising their efforts as the awards celebrated children and young people who continue to make the most of life despite their health challenges.
Earlier in the evening, Harry spent time meeting the award winners and their families.
He also signed a Funko Pop figure of himself and received a number of gifts from those attending the event.
Among the presents were housewarming gifts marking his family’s recent return to the UK.
A return to Britain that has already included transatlantic travel
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Harry’s appearance in New York comes only weeks after he and Meghan returned to Britain with their two children, making his rapid return to the US particularly notable.
Although the Sussexes have relocated their family to the UK, Harry’s international commitments continue to take him across the Atlantic.
His latest appearance also comes at a sensitive moment for the Royal Family, following the publication of extracts from a new book by his uncle, Charles Spencer, about Harry’s mother, Diana, Princess of Wales.
Fresh controversy over Diana’s death
Earl Spencer’s book has reopened painful memories surrounding Diana’s death and the events that followed.
Among the most explosive claims attributed to the book is Spencer’s account of an alleged conversation with King Charles following Diana’s death.
According to Spencer, the then-Prince Charles told him: “We’ll forget her soon enough.”
The claim has attracted significant attention and prompted a rare response from Buckingham Palace, which suggested that grief can affect memory and judgment many years after a traumatic loss.
Spencer, however, has stood by his account.
For Harry, the timing of the controversy means his latest public appearances have taken place against a renewed focus on his mother’s life, death and relationship with the Royal Family.
After an emotional evening celebrating seriously ill children in London, the Duke has now crossed the Atlantic once again, returning to New York for another high-profile international engagement.