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Harry plays pickleball with children as controversy continues to cloud royals
- On Friday, the Duke of Sussex visited Ninestiles, an Academy in Birmingham, to launch Inspire, a new Invictus Games education scheme, playing pickleball with students.
- These public engagements occur as Harry's uncle, Earl Spencer, continues promoting a memoir detailing allegations about the King, insisting he is "telling the truth" about Charles's reaction to Diana's death.
- The Earl alleges Charles stated "We'll forget her soon enough" following Diana's death, prompting an "unprecedented" response from Buckingham Palace, which stated "the pain of fraternal grief can cloud reason."
- Returning to the UK for his first public appearance since describing his life as "eventful," the Duke interacted with pupils and answered questions about his inspiration.
- Pointing to Invictus Games competitors, Harry stated "It's these guys," emphasizing that this Invictus community of people who get knocked down but keep getting back up remains his primary focus.
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The Independent (US)Harry plays pickleball with children as royal family faces Earl Spencer allegations
The Duke of Sussex played pickleball amid fresh controversy surrounding the royal family
·London, United Kingdom
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Il Tempo+3 Reposted by 3 other sources
Birmingham, 18 Sep. (askanews) - Prince Harry visits a school in Birmingham in view of the Invictus Games, a competition for wounded soldiers founded by him in 2014 that will take place in this very English city next year. In the gymnasium of the institute the son of Charles III has tried with the pickleball, racket sport very in vogue and invented in the USA, exchanging some shots with the students and some former participants in the Games. Har…
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Evening Standard+3 Reposted by 3 other sources
Harry plays pickleball with children as controversy continues to cloud royals
The Duke of Sussex visited a school in Birmingham on Friday.
·London, United Kingdom
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