Prince Harry ‘upset’ by Home Office ruling – nevertheless it’s ‘excuse to maintain youngsters away’

Prince Harry will probably be “very upset” by the High Court’s determination over his private safety within the UK, an knowledgeable has mentioned.

The Duke of Sussex was stripped of his safety by the Executive Committee for the Protection of Royalty and Public Figures (Ravec), ruled by the Home Office, after leaving the UK in 2020. In July 2022 the Duke gained the precise to partially problem the choice, nevertheless it was upheld on the High Court on Wednesday (February 28).

Now Harry is alleged to be trying to attraction the choice. Royal knowledgeable Gertrude Daly of Gerts Royals advised the Daily Star: “I believe Prince Harry will probably be very upset by the end result.

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“As far as what this affects, the Sussexes’ level of protection going forward will be the same they have had in the UK for the last few years. So I don’t think this will affect Prince Harry’s upcoming working visits to the UK for the Invictus Games or other things.”

However, she mentioned, the choices may have an effect on whether or not Harry brings his brood throughout the pond in future. “I think those visits will be short and probably won’t involve his children,” she continued.

“The decision really affects how much personal time Prince Harry and his family spend in the UK. But again, this is just an excuse to keep the children away and justify their lives in California.”

Daly went on to say she wasn’t shocked by the choice. “No one is denying the Sussex family needs security. The question is do they need taxpayer-funded security, or is private security sufficient? And they had judged that private security is generally sufficient, and that they will receive police protection as needed when attending events.

“There are a number of public figures, celebrities, rich individuals who obtain the identical type of threats to their lives, stalkers, and so on. And the trendy personal safety trade is well-equipped to deal with this.”

Meanwhile commentator Jonathan Sacerdoti agreed. “This shouldn’t have any effect on Harry‘s ability to come back to the UK because he can simply pay for security like other would-be celebrities who choose to live a high-profile lifestyle. If he feels that he’s in danger he could use some of the millions he’s making from his various book and Netflix deals.

“I believe most Brits would agree that we don’t need to spend our cash on defending him when he selected to go away the nation and continually undermine the Royal Family in public. When the royals are engaged in serving the nation it’s totally different.”

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