Prince Harry on 'healing journey' as he promotes Invictus Games

       Prince William and Princess Kate are said "nervous" over Prince Harry's UK trip amid fears an 'outburst' could overshadow the one-year anniversary of the death of Queen Elizabeth II, according to friends of the couple.

       Prince Harry's new Heart of Invictus documentary series, which follows six people competing in the 2022 Invictus Games, was released on Netflix on Wednesday.

       The global sporting event that helps wounded service members heal through sports was founded by the Duke of Sussex.

       A friend of King Charles told The Daily Beast he is "proud" of his son for forming the Invictus Games, adding headlines suggesting the prince had used the series to attack his father for neglecting his mental health after Princess Diana died is are "total exaggerations".

       But a source close to Prince William and Kate Middleton claimed the Prince and Princess of Wales are worried about any further outbursts Harry may make against the Royal Family.

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       Prince William and Princess Kate are 'nervous' about Prince Harry's UK trip, according to a friend (Image: GETTY)

       A friend told the publication: "Harry is going to want people to watch the show. Of course that makes them nervous because William has seen how ruthless Harry has been about betraying his family to promote his projects so far.

       "They just won’t want the dignity of the day to be overshadowed by another outburst."

       William and Kate are the only senior royals with a scheduled engagement on the first anniversary of the Queen's death on September 8, but details of exactly what they will be doing have still not been released.

       The day before, Harry will travel to the UK to attend the WellChild Awards in London that evening.

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       King Charles is 'proud' of Prince Harry for forming the Invictus Games (Image: GETTY)

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       There is a possibility he could take part in media interviews around that time to promote the Invictus Games, which begins on September 9 in Dusseldorf Germany.

       The event will run for a week, with Harry expected to be there for the duration before being joined by wife Meghan Markle for the closing ceremony on September 16.

       But a friend of King Charles and Queen Camilla has crushed any suggestions Harry has used Heart of Invictus to launch an attack against his father.

       They told The Daily Beast: "Charles was always incredibly proud of Harry for setting up Invictus, and remains so. I actually think he will love the new show if he gets a chance to watch any of it.

       Prince Harry will be joined by Meghan Markle for the closing ceremony of the Invictus Games (Image: GETTY)

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       "The idea that Harry has used the series to attack Charles is a total exaggeration; he hasn’t."

       When asked how they understood a passage of the film where Harry claims he wasn’t given support as a child after his mother died, the friend replied: "It’s a fleeting remark in five hours of TV which has been blown out of all proportion by the media.

       "I think after what Charles has been through in the last fifty years, he’ll be able to handle it."

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