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Prince Harry<\/strong><\/a>\u2019s trip back home to the U.K. started with an emotional visit to Queen Elizabeth II<\/strong><\/a>\u2019s grave.<\/p>\n Harry, 40, flew into his home country on Monday, September 8, ahead of a planned appearance at the WellChild Awards<\/a>, and multiple outlets reported that he immediately headed to St George\u2019s Chapel. According to the Daily Mail<\/em><\/a>, Harry laid a wreath and flowers on Elizabeth\u2019s grave to pay his respects on the third anniversary of her death.<\/p>\n Harry did not cross paths with any of his family members while visiting his late grandmother. His brother, Prince William<\/strong>, stepped out alongside wife Princess Kate Middleton<\/strong> in Sunningdale for an appearance at the Women\u2019s Institute, a cause Elizabeth supported before her death.<\/p>\n Monday is day 1 of Harry\u2019s four-day trip back to the U.K. Royal watchers are keeping a keen eye on the family to see whether the Duke of Sussex reunites with his father, King Charles III<\/strong>, while in town. Rumors of a face-to-face meeting between Harry and Charles, 76, have been swirling for months.<\/p>\n \u201cThis meetup is make-or-break,\u201d a royal source told Us Weekly<\/em> exclusively in last week\u2019s cover story<\/a>. \u201cIf it goes well, it could lead to other family members being open to better relationships. If things get leaked negatively, then it\u2019s done, and there\u2019s no chance [for peace].\u201d<\/p>\n Neither Harry nor Charles\u2019 teams have confirmed a meeting, but speculation started to rise after members of their inner circles sat down in the U.K.<\/a> this past July. Multiple outlets reported at the time that Harry and Charles\u2019 teams met to discuss the ongoing family feud and what can be done to resolve the drama.<\/p>\n