Prince Harry Declares No More U.K. Visits For His Family After Losing Security Appeal

Prince Harry might be done with the United Kingdom for good this time!

The father-of-two details his thoughts in an interview after the court tossed his appeal to reinstate his security in the United Kingdom.

Prince Harry's fully funded security was withdrawn after he relocated from the United Kingdom to California with his family following a contentious battle with the United Kingdom media.

"I can't see a world in which I would be bringing my wife and children back to the U.K. at this point," those were the words of Prince Harry to the BBC right after receiving the verdict.

He admitted that his family would miss "everything" about the U.K. as he emphasized his love for the country despite what his family went through.

"I miss parts of the U.K… and I think that it's really quite sad that I won't be able to show my children my homeland," the Prince declared amidst a nervous chuckle.

The former working royal continued that the security committee switched overnight from presenting him as a "high-risk" entity to "low-risk" without properly evaluating his situation.

As the interview went on, Prince Harry expressed a desire for reconciliation with his family in light of his father's health challenges. He acknowledged the preciousness of life and conveyed concern for King Charles, who is undergoing cancer treatment at 76. 

Prince Harry highlighted that the ongoing security issues affecting him could potentially be resolved through his father, suggesting that more direct involvement from King Charles could help facilitate a solution.

"Ultimately, this whole thing could be resolved through him. Not necessarily by intervening, but by stepping aside, allowing the experts to do what is necessary," he noted.

Despite a positive meeting between them in February 2024 following the announcement of the King's cancer diagnosis, communication has since broken down. The king reportedly stopped answering Harry's calls or responding to his letters.

Friends of Harry noted his frustration, as his attempts to reach out about the King's health have also gone unanswered. This ongoing estrangement marks a painful chapter in their relationship, with Harry yearning for a deeper connection despite the current barriers.

The recent interview has gathered over 55k views and nearly 4,000 comments from supporters of Prince Harry and his critiques. "So he's smarter than the judges and the court? Narcissism 101," this viewer commented, slamming the prince for his statement on the outcome.

Another commenter called him a "gaslighter," adding: "Abuse your victims, then claim you forgive them, and they are at fault for not speaking to you."

One other person reacted to his claim of never being subjected to thorough risk assessment by the security board, adding: "Never been given a risk assessment board? OMG - think of the people who were never given shelter, food, or safety on the streets!"

A fourth commenter chastised him for refusing to respect his grandmother, the late Queen, by dragging "her lifelong reputation through the mud of slinging racism charges."

This critic reminded the King's youngest son that he is "no longer a working member of the royal family," adding "Get over it harry." Another commenter declared:

"The loss of security was his own doing when he stopped being a working royal and left the country. He also publicly trashed his family many times over, so no wonder his father isn't talking to him. If he stayed in the palace and kept his mouth shut, he'd have it made."

The situation surrounding Prince Harry's security reached a critical point today, as shared by The Blast. After appealing for the restoration of automatic, state-funded security during his visits to the U.K., his plea was dismissed by Judge Sir Geoffrey Vos on May 2, with the support of two other judges. 

Vos clarified that the Duke of Sussex was only covered by the security framework provided by the Royal and VIP Executive Committee (RAVEC) when in the country.

The judge stressed that while Prince Harry and his family were outside the U.K., he was ineligible for such protection. This decision comes after Prince Harry's April two-day hearing at the Royal Court of Justice.

Following the conclusion of the hearing, the expressed feeling was "exhausted and overwhelmed."  He added that the direction of the case confirmed his worst fears. Prince Harry highlighted the importance of the specific case, stating that it is crucial for both his and Meghan's future. 

The Duke of Sussex was reportedly active during the court proceedings, as he collaborated with his legal team to stay informed on the proceedings. 

In early 2020, the prince and Meghan envisioned a new life abroad that would balance their royal duties with a greater sense of independence,and void of media toxicity.

Harry expressed their aspiration to create a "happy house" during discussions with Queen Elizabeth before their exit. Things looked uphill after the Sandringham Summit in January 2020, when he felt they had reached an understanding about maintaining security for their family. 

However, court documents later revealed that while Queen Elizabeth had supported their need for "effective security," the RAVEC, responsible for security decisions, changed its position a few weeks later. 

This move was the final straw that broke the camel's back, ultimately leading to Harry and Meghan losing their protection.

Will Prince Harry's wish for reconciliation with King Charles come true?