Prince Harry is reportedly hesitant to bring his children, Archie and Lilibet, to the UK due to security concerns. This reluctance is highlighted by his ongoing legal battle against the Home Office to regain police protection. The Duke of Sussex lost his taxpayer-funded security detail after stepping down as a royal in 2020.
GB News podcast hosts, Cameron Walker and Digital Editor Svar Nanan-Sen, discussed Harry’s legal case and his concerns. Walker argued that Harry’s reluctance to visit with his family is directly linked to the lack of protection. He referenced Meghan Markle’s emotional accounts in the Netflix documentary series, where she expressed fears for her family’s safety, including checking doors at night and anxieties about her children.
Nanan-Sen emphasized the importance of this issue for Harry, noting his passionate stance and persistent legal efforts. He believes Harry’s legal actions indicate a desire for more frequent UK visits with his family.
Walker emphasized that Harry’s core argument is rooted in his belief that his family is unsafe in the UK without adequate police protection. This perceived lack of safety is likely the primary reason why he hesitates to bring Meghan, Archie, and Lilibet to the UK.
Walker further suggested that Prince Harry’s decision is profoundly influenced by the tragic death of his mother, Princess Diana. Diana, who chose not to have police protection, tragically died in a car crash in Paris in 1997. This event has likely left a lasting impact on Prince Harry, fueling his anxieties about bringing his family to the UK without adequate security.
