Prince Harry - who's set to visit to the UK on Monday - has made a unique request about his much hyped-trip to his homeland, where he may meet his royal relatives to begin a new journey.
The Duke of Sussex, who has been open about his security fears in Britain, will attend the WellChild Awards in London on September 30.
The King Charles younger son Harry has requested that the location of the event is not made public until he lands in the country, an insider has claimed.
"Harry is still very concerned about his security in the UK and his team have asked that the location not be shared with anyone until the day of the event, the source told the Express.
They continued: "It's one thing for Harry to come over last minute for a funeral or to see family, but completely different when the event is publicised and in the public domain.
"He [Harry] could become a target so the team have ensured that the location only be known on a need to know basis."
It comes amid reports that Queen Camilla allegedly does not want the monarch to hold a meeting with his son.
In February, the father and son held more than 30 minutes meeting at Clarence House after Harry rushed back to the country of his birth following the news the monarch had been diagnosed with cancer. Harry has made two trips to the UK since then, including in August for his uncle's funeral, but has not seen King Charles during either of them.