Prince Harry has lost his ongoing legal battle in a United Kingdom court, and the British government has now stripped him of his publicly-funded security presence following his decision to leave his royal post alongside his wife, Meghan Markle, the “Duchess of Sussex.”
Read More UK Court Rejects Prince Harry’s Appeal For Security Protection
The Department of Homeland Security (DHS) must make Prince Harry’s immigration records, which could reveal if he disclosed prior drug use before coming to America, public by Tuesday this week.
Read More U.S. Federal Judge Rules Prince Harry’s Immigration Records Must Be Made Public By Tuesday
The head of the Church of England, who married Prince Harry and American actress Meghan Markle, is set to resign over his poor handling of a child sexual abuse case.
Read More Archbishop Of Canterbury Who Wed Prince Harry And Meghan Resigns Over Handling Of Sex Abuse Scandal
Former United States President Donald Trump claimed that he “wouldn’t protect” Prince Harry if he is victorious in the White House in November.
Read More Trump Says He ‘Wouldn’t Protect’ Prince Harry If He Is Reelected In November
Prince Harry has challenged the U.K.’s High Court after they decided to downgrade his security protection when he moved to the United States, saying it was an “unfair” ruling.
Read More Prince Harry Claims U.K. Security Decision Was ‘Unfair’
Meghan Markle, the Duchess of Sussex, is reportedly considering a run for senate to replace the late California Democrat Senator Dianne Feinstein.
Read More Meghan Markle Considers Running For Vacant Calif. Democrat Senate Seat