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Prince Harry is due to turn 39 on September 15 and his plans for his big day have been revealed. The Duke of Sussex is currently in Dusseldorf, Germany, with his wife Meghan Markle.
The event started on September and is due to run until the 16th, a day after Harry's birthday. Committed to the cause, Harry and Meghan are set to remain in Germany until the end of the Games, meaning that he'll spend his birthday with the Duchess of Sussex. Luckily, Meghan is tipped to have something "meaningful" in place for Harry's day.
Royal historian Tessa Dunlop revealed that the Sussexes always give each other a "meaningful" gift, which was once a picture of Archie gifted from Meghan to Harry. She believes that Meghan will continue their tradition this year.
Harry will spend his birthday in Dusseldorf with Meghan (Getty Images for the Invictus Ga)"I presume Meghan will join him there later, they'll do a double act there. They'll do something meaningful, they're in a neutral space in Germany and I think they'll have a good one," Tessa told OK! magazine.
Days later, Harry's older brother, Prince William is set to arrive in the US for for a two-day stay in NYC, on September 18 and 19 for New York Climate Change Week. However, while the brothers will be in the same country, it's unlikely that the pair will cross paths as Harry is due to head to him home in Montecito, California after returning from Europe.
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A reconciliation seems to be far off for the brothers as The Prince of Wales has reportedly flat-out refused to answer questions about his younger brother. An aide said: "This trip is part of his evolution as a global statesman which is incredibly important, especially since becoming Prince of Wales.
Harry will then head home to Montecito (Getty Images for the Invictus Ga)
Prince William will be in the US at the same time as Harry (Getty Images)"He and his courtiers have been thinking about how to manage that transition from Duke of Cambridge to the next king. The US is very important to him. The world's climate movers and shakers will be in New York having conversations about the future of the planet and the prince is keen to be part of those conversations and put Earthshot front and centre."