Prince Harry has lined up one of his first public engagements since moving his family from California to his native England last month. This month, the Duke of Sussex is set to jump out of a plane to

The Duke of Sussex and other fellow veterans will skydive this month to raise money for Canadian military charities

Prince Harry has announced his first public engagement in the UK, with the Duke of Sussex set to skydive in support of military charities. The upcoming challenge was reportedly inspired by a conversation with World War II veteran Ed Marshall last year.

The British state’s legitimacy is up for negotiation just as the Duke and Duchess of Sussex arrive to renegotiate their own status. Their return to the U.K. follows six years of Netflix deals, jam making and controversy for the royal couple.

The Duke of Sussex worked with the conservation charity for a decade, and faced pressure to quit after the allegations emerged.

Prince Harry‘s anticipated UK return is already drawing sharp criticism, with broadcaster Piers Morgan accusing the Duke of Sussex of contradicting his own past statements on family safety. In a recent discussion,

Prince William and Kate Middleton are allegedly not pleased about Harry's return to the U.K, a source recently revealed.

The Duke of Sussex will jump from the skies in support of two charities, Sunnybrook and the True Patriot Love Foundation.

Relations between Prince Harry and his older brother, Prince William, are not believed to have improved following the Duke of Sussex's return to the UK