Prince Harry has revealed that he's feeling “exhausted and overwhelmed” following his recent trip back to the United Kingdom.

The Duke of Sussex returned for a brief visit to attend a service marking the 10th anniversary of the Invictus Games. While his appearance was centered around honoring wounded veterans and service members, Harry admitted that the emotional weight of the occasion, combined with personal matters, had taken a toll on him.

Sources close to the prince say that being back in the UK stirred up a mix of emotions, especially given the ongoing strain in his relationship with the royal family. Despite the public event, there was reportedly no meeting between Harry and his father, King Charles, or his brother, Prince William.

In a candid moment, Harry shared that juggling his responsibilities, fatherhood, and personal battles has left him mentally and emotionally drained. He emphasized the importance of mental health, stating that it's something even those in the public eye can struggle with, especially under intense media scrutiny.

Although brief, his trip was a reminder of both his past royal duties and the complicated ties he still holds with his home country. As he returns to his family in California, Harry has expressed a renewed focus on healing, family, and continuing his advocacy for mental wellness through the Invictus Foundation and other personal initiatives.