Prince Harry arrived from Los Angeles at London’s Heathrow Airport on Sunday afternoon before his grandfather Prince Philip’s funeral in six days, according to reports.
Harry’s arrival in London around 13:15, local time, marked the first time at home since giving up the royal family.
The prince, who was taken off the tarmac in a black Range Rover, wore chinos, a jacket and a black mask, sources told The Sun.
He is expected to spend time in quarantine before attending the funeral of the Duke of Edinburgh on Saturday – which is expected to be a business shut down due to the coronavirus.
Only 30 people will attend the ceremony, in accordance with the country’s strict limits on group gatherings.
However, Harry will wear a military uniform during the event, The Sun said. He is no longer allowed to be in uniform because he gave up his honorary titles last year when he gave up the royal family.
Prince Charles, Prince William and Prince Edward are all expected to wear ceremonial outfits, the Sun said – while Prince Andrew will wear a suit after leaving public life for his connection to convicted pedophile Jeffrey Epstein.
Harry’s wife, Meghan Markle, 39, will not attend – because she is pregnant, according to reports.