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Prince Harry is to return to the U.K. to attend a service marking the 10th Anniversary of the Invictus Games. The British royal helped found the games, which allows injured army veterans and serving soldiers to compete in an Olympics-style multi-sport event, back in 2014. A spokesperson for the event confirmed to the BBC that the 39-year-old royal will return to attend the service of thanksgiving at St Paul's Cathedral in London on 8 May, when he will be giving a reading alongside the actor Damian Lewis. The spokesperson did not reveal whether the Prince's wife, Meghan, Duchess of Sussex would join her husband on the trip. The couple currently live in California with their two children, with Harry reportedly changing his primary residence to the U.S. Harry’s homecoming will be his first visit to his native U.K. since he briefly flew over to see his father, King Charles III, after the British monarch announced he had been diagnosed with cancer. The Prince's return comes after Buckingham Palace officials confirmed Charles, 75, will resume public engagements this week after doctors were "very encouraged" by his response to treatment. The type of cancer has not been disclosed. Harry’s sister-in-law, Catherine, Princess of Wales, has also been undergoing cancer treatment. THIS VIDEO MUST NOT BE EDITED FOR LENGTH TO COMBINE WITH OTHER CONTENT