Prince Harry celebrated his 41st birthday with Meghan Markle and their two children in California on September 15.

The Duke of Sussex returned to the US two days before his big day after a tiring, week-long trip to the UK and Ukraine.

His return to his homeland was largely dubbed a ‘success’ as it saw him finally reunite with King Charles.

Despite this progress, the royal family did not wish Harry on social media, most likely because they are busy preparing for the state visit of Donald and Melania Trump.

Queen Camilla and King Charles have no children of their own, as they were both in their late 50s when they tied the knot in 2005.

The King and Queen Consort each have two children from their previous marriages, already boasting a sizeable family.

Despite this being a well-known fact, a British newspaper accidentally tweeted that Camilla was 'due to give birth' to her third child while referring to Princess Kate's pregnancy.

Her son, Tom Parkar Bowles, cheekily poked fun at the blunder, joking about being taken aback by his so-called unborn sibling.

Prince Harry is a master at engaging with the public in a way that's relatable, much like his mom, Princess Diana.

The Duke of Sussex warmly interacted with well-wishers during his engagements in the UK, always greeting them with a smile and sharing a few quips.

On September 9, he visited the Community Recording Studio in Nottingham, where more than 100 people gathered to cheer him.

Amid the chaos, a woman screamed, ‘Harry We Love You,’ prompting laughter from the Duke that melted royal fans' hearts and earned him the nickname 'People's Prince.'

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