King Charles III has sent out invite for special gathering at Windsor amid Prince Harry's UK visit.
On Wednesday, January 21, shortly after Harry and Associated Newspapers has a showdown in London's High Court linked to his privacy invasion lawsuit against the publication, Royal Family made a special announcement.
The official Instagram account of The King's Foundation offered an exciting sneak peek into printing of the invitation cards as the charity "Invites to a Royal Premiere...Next week, the Royal Premiere of ‘Finding Harmony: A King’s Vision’ - which is set to take place at Windsor Castle.
"This very special event will be the first time a film premiere has been hosted at a Royal Residence. Keep an eye on our social channels next week for more," read the caption alongside the video.
While the text on the invitation card read, "His Majesty King Charles III requested The King's Foundation invite you to Windsor Castle for a Royal Premiere of Finding Harmony: A King's Vision"
"A landmark documentary from Prime Video and on His Majesty's lifelong commitment to nature to be held at Windsor Castle on Wednesday January 28, 2026," it added.
This delightful update from King Charles' office came over the heels of Harry's emotional claims against UK publishers as he was the first one to take the witness stand among all seven plaintiffs.
According to the BBC, Harry was on the verge of emotional breakdown while describing the impact of ANL's coverage on his wife, Meghan Markle, adding, "They have made my wife's life an absolute misery, my Lord."
The Duke further accused journalists of "inventing quotes for the narrative," putting his personal security at risk.
"They turned up everywhere. It felt like full-blown stalking and constant surveillance," Harry told the court, adding that Daily Mail's reporters would "turn up at places where no one could possibly know where I was."
