Prince Harry set for UK return in autumn for larger Diana ceremony possibly with Meghan

Prince Harry may have just left the UK but it could be only ten weeks until he returns and Meghan Markle may possibly accompany him for the trip.

Prince Harry returned to the UK last week for the unveiling of his mother’s, Princess Diana, statue in the gardens of Kensington Palace.

The event was held on July 1, which would have been Diana’s 60th birthday, and was the first time Harry and Prince William were seen together since the funeral of their grandfather, Prince Philip.

There was much speculation about how the prince’s would react to each other after rumours that the pair’s relationship has deteriorated over recent months.

According to The Sun it may not be long before the brothers meet again with Prince Harry set to come back in September for another Princess Diana memorial event.

The Autumn gathering will bring together family, friends and charity leaders to celebrate the life of Diana and the charitable work she carried out.

It is possible that Meghan Markle could attend the event with her husband however the couple may decide it is too soon after the birth of Lilibet for mum and kids to travel.

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After the ceremony on Friday the brothers issued a rare joint statement, saying: “Today, on what would have been our mother’s 60th birthday, we remember her love, strength and character – qualities that made her a force for good around the world, changing countless lives for the better.

“Every day, we wish she were still with us, and our hope is that this statue will be seen for ever as a symbol of her life and her legacy.”

Speaking after the event, sculptor Ian Rank-Broadley said: “I think that their mother is there in a real physical sense, perhaps in the evening when the grounds are shut they could easily come here for a moment of quiet reflection and I hope that will give them some sort of comfort or solace.”

He added: “Uppermost in my mind was to do something for the princes, the princess was a very public figure and in many respects an icon but she was somebody’s mother. So I paid the greatest heed to both princes in what they had to say.

“And in many ways it was a collaborative effort, they made a huge contribution, in many ways I could say the sculpture belongs to them as well – they helped make it.”