Prince Harry – live: Duke of Sussex arrives in Nigeria with Meghan for Invictus after “Charles’ second snub”

The couple are expected to visit a school before meeting injured service members at a hospital as part of events marking the 10th anniversary of the Invictus Games.

Other events include a training session for a charity that works with games, Nigeria: Unconquered, and a reception honoring military families.

The Invictus Games, created by Prince Harry in 2014, give injured and ill military personnel the opportunity to showcase their sporting skills.

Harry and Meghan will also visit a basketball camp and polo fundraiser.

According to reports, the couple were invited to Nigeria by the country’s Chief of Defense Staff, who was said to have been “delighted” to have accepted the invitation.

Harry, meanwhile, was joined by Diana’s siblings, Lady Jane Fellowes and Earl Spencer, as well as former army officer Mark Dyer, who supported him after the Princess of Wales’ death.

The Duke of Sussex, 39, flew from the United Kingdom where he briefly visited alone to mark the anniversary of the event he founded in 2014.

He arrived on Tuesday afternoon (May 7) and suffered two apparent reprimands from his family.

The first was the news that his father, King Charles, was reportedly too busy to see his youngest son after returning to work last week.

The second snub came in the form of the news that Prince Wiliam would soon be appointed colonel-in-chief of Harry’s old military regiment, the Army Air Corps.

Harry appeared to show courage at the UK appreciation ceremony which he attended on Wednesday without his immediate family.

He smiled at well-wishers from the public who came to watch his first public event in some time and he was supported at the ceremony by various members of the Spencer family.

An explosive new documentary about Prince Harry and Meghan Markle is in the works.

Reports say it will reveal “new secrets” about the lives of former royals.

Produced by a German television production company, it will be based on the findings of journalist Ulrike Grunewald, who traveled to California to learn more about the couple by conducting an investigation in their Montecito neighborhood.

One of those interviewed is former Fleet Street royal journalist Richard Mineards, who said he was “grilled” about the couple.

“Los Angeles-based producer Melanie Hillmann grilled me for two hours about my Riven Rock neighbors, Prince Harry and Meghan Markle, under the direction of Ulrike Grunewald,” he revealed.

“The interview will soon be broadcast as part of a prime-time documentary on ZDF Royal.”

A body language expert has claimed Prince Harry was relieved by the warm welcome he received at the Invictus Games thank you ceremony.

Psychologist Judi James said Harry’s initial posture suggested he had a degree of “anxiety” about how people would react to him in his first public appearance in some time.

“(His) lack of body engagement (probably gave him) the opportunity to walk out to save face if his welcome (was) less than warm,” she told the Online mail.

“Harry’s smile and narrowed eyes suggest he might be excited and relieved to meet fans in the UK.”