Prince Harry returned to Windsor today to honour the memory of his late grandmother, Queen Elizabeth II, on the third anniversary of her passing.

The Duke of Sussex, 40, reportedly visited St George’s Chapel—where the late monarch is laid to rest in the King George VI Memorial Chapel—shortly after arriving at Heathrow Airport on Sunday morning (September 8).

According to The Sun, a black Range Rover believed to be carrying the prince was seen leaving the Windsor Suite at Heathrow shortly after his transatlantic flight from Los Angeles touched down. Photographs showed Harry at LAX beforehand, dressed casually in a black polo shirt, jeans and sunglasses, carrying a Mulberry duffle bag.

Unlike other members of the royal family, who marked the anniversary with public engagements, Harry chose a strictly private commemoration, laying a wreath at his grandmother’s resting place in Windsor.

Family divided in remembrance

The day carried poignant symbolism across the royal household. The Prince and Princess of Wales attended a Women’s Institute event in Sunningdale, Berkshire, dedicated to honouring the queen’s memory.

However, there remains no indication that Harry will reunite with his father, King Charles, during his brief stay in the UK. Royal commentator Charles Rae told The Sun:

“Harry is flying 5,500 miles to London and the king is still 500 miles away in Scotland. It is unlikely you would expect the king would fly down again to have a cup of tea with Harry. I can’t see how you could possibly have a reconciliation without the whole family being involved.”