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In a recent report by the Sunday Times, it has been revealed that Prince William may not invite Prince Harry to his coronation. The article, published to suggests that the Duke of Cambridge is keen to ensure his crowning ceremony—set to occur after the death of King Charles III—has a distinctly different atmosphere, potentially including Harry’s absence.

 

 

The report also highlights ongoing tensions within the royal family. King Charles III is reportedly frustrated by Harry’s legal battles over security arrangements and his avoidance of direct communication with the king, fearing Harry might use these conversations to lobby for better protection. Sources indicate that Charles is reluctant to speak with Harry, concerned that any discussion could appear in “Spare” Volume Two.

Further complicating matters, Charles’ friends express doubts about the possibility of repairing the fractured relationship, with concerns about regaining trust. One former aide questions Harry’s current purpose in life, given his significant roles in the military, Invictus Games, and fatherhood, and suggests he may be struggling with his direction post-royal life

A close friend of Harry believes he made the right decision to leave the royal family but acknowledges that achieving their original goal of maintaining a semi-royal status has been elusive. Meanwhile, Harry is said to have found a new source of support in Canadian music mogul David Foster and his wife Katharine McPhee, who have become like family to him.

The estrangement is so severe that William and Kate reportedly did not acknowledge Harry and Meghan’s message of sympathy following Kate’s cancer diagnosis

Andrew Faces Pressure to Vacate Royal Lodge

Prince Andrew is reportedly under renewed pressure to vacate Royal Lodge, with King Charles III expected to end the estate’s security contract in the fall. The Sun on Sunday reports that this move could force Andrew out of the property. Despite speculation about his future, Andrew’s supporters claim he intends to retain the lodge and pass it on to his children.

King Charles Might Reveal Cancer Diagnosis

King Charles III has not yet disclosed the specifics of his cancer diagnosis but may do so in the future, according to The Sun. While the king’s condition is improving, aides have reportedly been cautious about allowing Harry to stay with him at Sandringham, fearing the possibility of secondary infections.

Charles Pays Tribute to Queen’s Confidante

King Charles III has expressed deep sadness over the death of Lady Airlie, Queen Elizabeth’s former lady-in-waiting, who passed away at 91. Charles praised her dedicated service and close bond with the late Queen.

Prince William has revealed that the past year has an annus horribilis as he supported both his wife Kate and father, King Charles, in their fights against cancer

Prince William has opened up about the King and Princess of Wales being diagnosed with cancer, describing the year as “the hardest in my life”.

In a searingly honest interview during a solo visit to South Africa, William also spoke of his pride in his father Charles, 74, and his wife Kate, 42, for the bravery they have shown throughout their ordeal. The future king said of his annus horribilis – which is Latin for terrible year: “Honestly? It’s been dreadful. It’s probably been the hardest year in my life.

“So, trying to get through everything else and keep everything on track has been really difficult. But I’m so proud of my wife, I’m proud of my father, for handling the things that they have done. But from a personal family point of view, it’s been brutal.”

William with model Winnie Harlow in Cape Town ( 
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The late Queen branded 1992 an annus horribilis after the royal family suffered a series of setbacks including a fire at Windsor Castle. This year, Charles went to hospital with an enlarged prostate, spending three nights at The London Clinic in January, while Kate spent nearly two weeks there after abdominal surgery. Buckingham Palace announced on February 5 the monarch had a form of cancer, while the princess was diagnosed just days later, although she did not share the news until late March.

William took a leave of absence to care for Kate and their children but announced his return to royal life on foreign soil this week
with the culmination of the 2024 Earthshot Prize awards at a ­glittering ceremony in Cape Town. The prince heralded the success of the fourth instalment of his global environmental awards – giving five £1million prizes each year over a decade for solutions to the most pressing climate issues, as well as taking the phenomenon to Africa for the first time.

William, 42, met inspiring young people from townships who are using sport to lift themselves from poverty, entrepreneurs, environmentalists and the South African president Cyril Ramaphosa. He also joined supermodels Heidi Klum and Winnie Harlow – who presented awards – on a boat tour of the picturesque fishing village of Kalk Bay.

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Royal aides said the trip was evidence of William emerging into a new era of statesmanship after being in the role of the Prince of Wales for the last two years since his father became King. There is no doubt William has entered a new phase, from the causes he has taken on to his ambitions for the future.

In the last year he has also launched Homewards, an ambitious five-year project to tackle homelessness. Such projects – and his wife Kate’s crusade to highlight the importance of early years development in children – appear to now be the bedrock of their future.

William and Kate in their famous cancer video
Asked whether he was enjoying the responsibility and the freedom in his new role, he said: “It’s a tricky one. Do I like more responsibility? No. Do I like the freedom that I can build something like Earthshot, then yes. And that’s the future for me. It’s very important with my role and my platform, that I’m doing something for good.

“That I’m helping people’s lives and I’m doing something that is genuinely meaningful. So, the Earthshot is a culmination if you like all that put together. But it takes a lot of work; meetings, people coming in, a lot of chatting and phone calls, letters, all trying to sort of make the Earthshot get to being the best possible entity it can be.”

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William admitted his duties had been a place of solace amid such testing times. Although appearing to be relaxed this week, he said he had struggled with the balance of home and work life. He revealed: “I couldn’t be less relaxed this year. It’s more a case of just crack on and you’ve got to keep going. I enjoy my work and I enjoy pacing myself and keeping sure that I have got time for my family too.”

In Cape Town, William spoke of his love for the country and his desire to bring his children George, 11, ­Charlotte, nine and Louis, five, to Africa with him in the near future. He also revealed he had upset his daughter so much with his recent beard he was forced to take drastic action. William said: “Well Charlotte didn’t like it the first time. I got floods of tears, so I had to shave it off. And then I grew it back. I convinced her it was going to be OK.”

William, who returned home last night, staged the ceremony in a purpose-built reusable eco-dome in Cape Town. It started with an “emotional” live broadcast of The Circle of Life from the Lion King.

Speaking after meeting William, model Heidi said: “He has been so amazing, so welcoming to all of us.” Fellow model Winnie said William’s work reminded her of his late mother Diana. She said: “It was beautiful to see him following in her footsteps.”

Prince William has spoken about his wife’s cancer diagnosis for the first time (Image: Ian Vogler/Pool/REX/Shutterstock)

Prince William has admitted this “has been the hardest year of my life” as he opens up on his father and wife’s cancer diagnosis for the first time.

In January both the King and the Princess of Wales underwent operations and were subsequently diagnosed with cancer.

While Kate has completed her course of chemotherapy, Charles continues to receive weekly treatment – but continues to busy himself with official duties and public engagements.

Asked how the past 11 months have been for him, William said: “Honestly? It’s been dreadful. It’s probably been the hardest year in my life. So, trying to get through everything else and keep everything on track has been really difficult.”

Speaking in an interview with the UK print media travelling with the Prince on his four-day trip to Cape Town for his Earthshot prize, William said he was incredibly proud of Charles and Kate for how they’ve responded to their diagnosis.

“I’m so proud of my wife, I’m proud of my father, for handling the things that they have done,” he said. “But from a personal family point of view, it’s been, yeah, it’s been brutal.”

William has not publicly spoken about how his wife or his father’s cancer diagnosis has affected him, though in Kate’s most recent statement, she spoke of how hard the period had been for the family.

“The last nine months have been incredibly tough for us as a family,” she said. “Life as you know it can change in an instant and we have had to find a way to navigate the stormy waters and road unknown.”

The princess added: “This time has above all reminded William and me to reflect and be grateful for the simple yet important things in life, which so many of us often take for granted,” she said. “Of simply loving and being loved.”

Some commentators have interpreted William’s new beard as a sign that he is feeling more relaxed now that his wife’s cancer treatment has ended, but this is something he refuted.

He said: “It’s interesting you say that, cause I couldn’t be less relaxed this year, so it’s very interesting you’re all seeing that.

Princess Kate was diagnosed with cancer at the start of the year (Image: Getty)

“But it’s more a case of just crack on and you’ve got to keep going. I enjoy my work and I enjoy pacing myself and keeping sure that I have got time for my family too.”

William revealed that his daughter cried when she first saw his beard, prompting him to go back to clean shaven.

Asked if the family like his new look, he said: “Well Charlotte didn’t like it the first time. I got floods of tears, so I had to shave it off.

“And then I grew it back. I thought, hang on a second and I convinced her it was going to be okay.”

William debuted the beard in a video message congratulating Team GB’s athletes at the Paris 2024 Olympics in August but later appeared clean-shaven at church two weeks later.

But as he commenced his autumn schedule of engagements the beard had returned.

Prince William spent his final day in Cape Town on the harbour (Image: Getty)

In January Kate spent 13 days in hospital following abdominal surgery and two months later she bravely revealed she had been diagnosed with cancer and started a course of chemotherapy.

The princess stepped out for just two public engagements during this time, for Trooping the Colour and the Men’s Wimbledon Singles Final, before revealing in September she had completed her treatment and was “looking forward to being back at work”.

The King was in hospital at the same time as his beloved daughter, for a procedure on an enlarged prostate, during which time his cancer – not affecting his prostate – was discovered.

His diagnosis was announced on February 6 and he postponed all public-facing engagements for several months before easing himself back into royal duties.

Charles continues to undergo treatment, though his recent trip to Australia and Samoa with the Queen has been described as the “perfect tonic” for the 75-year-old.

Princess Charlotte cried when she first saw Prince William’s beard (Image: Getty)

Elsewhere in the interview, William said last night’s Earthshot Prize Awards Ceremony in the South African capital left him feeling emotional but he is determined to increase the visibility, impact and scale of the environmental award over the next six years.

He called on businesses to “hurry up and be courageous”, telling them: “Invest faster because we just don’t have that time.”

William has been the Prince of Wales for over two years now and asked how he’s finding the new role, he feels conflicted.

“It’s a tricky one,” he said. “Do I like more responsibility? No.

“Do I like the freedom that I can build something like Earthshot then yes.

“And that’s the future for me. It’s very important with my role and my platform, that I’m doing something for good. That I’m helping people’s lives and I’m doing something that is genuinely meaningful.”

As Donald Trump becomes the new president of America, should he kick Prince Harry out of the US amid the drugs row? Vote now.

Should Donald Trump kick Prince Harry out of the US? (Image: GETTY)

Prince Harry’s past drug use admissions could jeopardize his US visa status with President Trump again in power.

Commentators have expressed their concern over Harry’s openness in his memoir Spare – which was released in paperback last month – while Trump previously indicated that he would hold the Duke of Sussex accountable for his actions.

Taking to his memoir, Harry opened up about his past use of psychedelic substances – including magic mushrooms at a party in Los Angeles and marijuana on other occasions.

US law generally restricts entry for those with a history of drug use. This have led some to believe that Prince Harry may have received special treatment.

Following the belief that the Joe Biden administration had allegedly kept this information from his US visa private, Trump has previously stated he wouldn’t “protect” Harry, who has lived in the US since 2020.

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Speaking on Harry’s decision to share details of his past drug use, commentators have stated that this could have consequences for the Duke and Duchess of Sussex – especially surrounding the recent US election.

Royal commentator Richard Fitzwilliams stated: “Harry was extremely foolish to discuss his drug taking in Spare both in interviews and in the memoir, available in paperback.

“However, the Sussexes have kept a relatively low profile during the election, urging Americans to vote but not being explicit as to whom for.

“At one time it was thought that Meghan might enter politics but we have seen no sign of this. It is most unlikely that Trump would risk an embarrassing episode involving the royal family by expelling Harry, if it was discovered that he had not revealed his drug taking on his Visa application.”

The Duke and Duchess of Sussex announced in early 2020 that they would be stepping down from royal duties. Meghan Markle, unlike Harry, is originally from America.

Shortly after this, the couple – along with their son Archie – moved to California. The couple later welcomed their daughter named Lilibet in June 2021.

Spare, which was originally published in January 2023, has sold more than six million copies in all formats internationally. It also notably became the fastest-selling nonfiction book of all time.

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The Duchess of Sussex is “nervous” about meeting the Royal Family again, says a royal source.

Meghan Markle is bracing for meeting the royals again, says source (Image: Getty)

Meghan Markle wants to show the Royal Family that they “can’t just trample all over her” as she braces for possible peace talks with Prince Harry’s estranged family, a royal insider has claimed.

The Duke and Duchess of Sussex have reportedly recently purchased a new property in Portugal, close to Princess Eugenie and Jack Brooksbank’s home, which is thought to bring the prince a step closer to his family.

Harry and Meghan’s new place will give them a chance to have a European base for any potential UK visits, since they had none after their eviction from Frogmore Cottage last year.

But a royal source claimed Meghan is “incredibly nervous” about facing the royals again.

They told Closer: “The wounds Meghan suffered from her experiences in the Royal Family cut very deep.

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle quit their royal duties in 2020 (Image: Getty)

“Since all the drama over her and Harry’s split from The Firm, she’s been incredibly nervous about facing them again. But she now accepts it’s got to be done.”

They added: “Meghan’s stance is that if Harry is going to go back and make a deal with the royals, she needs to be part of it as well.

“She wants to show them they can’t just trample all over her and then have Harry come back on his own, as though she can be tossed aside.”

The Sussex couple stepped down as senior working royals back in 2020.

Since then, their relationship with the Royal Family has become frosty, particularly after Harry and Meghan’s various claims against the Firm during interviews, their Netflix documentary Harry & Meghan and Harry’s bombshell memoir, Spare.

Their latest joint visit to the UK was back in 2022, when they attended the late Queen Elizabeth’s funeral.

Meghan has not come back to Harry’s home country ever since.

The Prince of Wales greeted crowds in Kalk Bay this morning on his final day in South Africa.

Protesters shouted at the Prince of Wales in Kalk Bay, Cape Town (Image: Emily Ferguson)

A rowdy mob of anti-monarchy protesters have ambushed Prince William on his final day in South Africa.

The Prince of Wales was visiting Kalk Bay in Cape Town this morning when he was met by the group yelling “go home now” at him.

Others held signs that said “William, you have no sovereignty in our country”.

It comes as William has received a warm welcome during the four-day visit so far, with the trip being made to celebrate The Earthshot Prize Awards 2024. Princess Kate did not accompany her husband on the visit and instead stayed at home with their three children Prince George, 11, Princess Charlotte, 9, and Prince Louis, 6.

The award ceremony was held last night as William took to the red carpet, with his family believed to have been watching from their Windsor cottage.

One protestor holding up a sign on Thursday morning said he was angry because he believed the prince had not been to the townships to “see the suffering”.

When it was confirmed, William, 42, had indeed done that, the protestor appeared speechless and simply shook his head.

While chants were made against the prince, who carried on with the engagement unphased, plenty of supporters tried to drown out the opposition.

Cheers of “William we love you, we love you William” could be heard from supporters of the future King.

Protestors held up signs in Cape Town (Image: Aaron Chown – Pool/Getty Images)

The three protestors joined the crowd of well wishes just over an hour into the prince’s visit to meet local fishermen to highlight the contributions of 2023 Earthshot Finalist Abalobi.

While most of the protest was aimed at William, one protestor shouted that the future King should “hand back what your grandmother stole from us”.

Local fisherman were also reportedly angry that they hadn’t been asked to meet the prince today as they claimed only Abalobi was invited to take part in today’s engagement. Rifiek Isaac’s deputy chair of a small scale fishing corporate said he was angry that Abalobi had been chosen as they don’t represent the local fishermen.

He said:“We would have loved to meet the Prince, it’s not about him. We don’t like that company using our Harbour. We fish here.”

Plenty of supporters gathered to greet the prince today (Image: Chris Jackson/Getty Images)

The protests, which were the first to have happened on the visit, were a complete contrast to the love the prince received during his walkabout today, where he was handed keyrings to take home to his wife and children.

He said his family would have loved to be in South Africa with him, however it is believed they stayed in the UK as the children have school.

He said to the public: ” I love Cape Town, I’ve had the most amazing week here, I’ve really enjoyed it. I don’t want to go! My children would love to be here, so would Catherine.”

 

A seismic shock has reverberated through Buckingham Palace as a serious accusation has been leveled against Prince George, the eldest son of the Prince and Princess of Wales.

 

 

The exact nature of the accusation remains a tightly guarded secret, but its gravity is evident in the unprecedented response from the royal family.

Princess Kate, renowned for her composure, has displayed a rare public show of anger and protectiveness towards her son.

Reports suggest she has issued a stern warning in response to the allegations, hinting at a potential change in Prince George’s role within the monarchy.

The palace is currently grappling with the fallout from this scandal, with tensions running high among royal staff.

The incident has ignited a fierce debate about the protection of young royals and the scrutiny they face.

Questions are being raised about the palace’s ability to safeguard its youngest members from the intense public glare.

As the nation watches with bated breath, speculation is rife about the potential implications of this crisis. Will the monarchy emerge stronger from this ordeal, or will it leave lasting scars? Only time will tell.

The royal family has faced its share of challenges in recent years, but this latest incident is undoubtedly one of the most serious.

The eyes of the world are now focused on Buckingham Palace, and every move made by the royal household will be scrutinized.

The result of the 2024 US election is just hours away, with the world waiting to see if Donald Trump has really won – and it seems Prince Harry could have a lot riding on the outcome

The world is tensely waiting to see if Donald Trump has really secured a second term in the White House – and that includes the Sussexes.

Republicans are already celebrating as the ex-president has won key swing states, but votes in the US election are still being counted. Two people expected to be following the result of today’s presidential election very carefully are Prince Harry and Meghan Markle – with the outcome of the vote potentially proving life-changing for the couple.

While Democratic Kamala Harris has spoken out in support of Meghan in particular in the past, the same cannot be said for her rival Mr Trump. In fact, the Republican candidate has made a series of damning statements about Meghan and Harry during the election campaign and even suggested if he wins the keys to the White House, the Duke of Sussex could be deported from the United States.

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle have not endorsed a candidate in the US election ( 
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Harry has long been berated by Trump since he and Meghan took the dramatic decision to quit as working royals and move to the United States more than four years ago. Back in 2020 at the time of the last US election campaign between Mr Trump and Joe Biden, the Sussexes appeared in a video urging Americans to ‘vote against hate speech’.

While they did not specifically mention anyone by name, the remarks were interpreted as referring to Mr Trump and therefore an endorsement of Mr Biden, with some claiming it was a breach of the Sandringham Summit agreement, which was written up when the couple quit their royal duties in 2020. Later Mr Trump spoke out saying he was “no fan” of Meghan.

Fast forward to recent months, Harry has found himself in the centre of a row over his visa, which allows him to live in California. After admitting to using marijuana, cocaine and psychedelic mushrooms in his controversial memoir Spare, a lawsuit from the conservative think tank the Heritage Foundation argued that the US Government should release records about the Duke’s visa US application to show whether his drug use was disclosed.

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Before a ruling was made in the case, Mr Trump raged at the Biden administration for maintaining the privacy of Harry’s immigration application in order to “protect Harry.” He told the Express US : “I wouldn’t protect him. He betrayed the Queen. That’s unforgivable. He would be on his own if it was down to me.”

Days later he was also challenged on this stance on Harry during an interview with Nigel Farage on GB News. M r Farage asked if there would be any “special privileges” for the prince, and the Republican candidate said: “No. We’ll have to see if they know something about the drugs, and if he lied they’ll have to take appropriate action.”

Digging deeper, Mr Farage asked: “Appropriate action? Which might mean…not staying in America?” Mr Trump responded: “Oh I don’t know. You’ll have to tell me. You just have to tell me. You would have thought they would have known this a long time ago.”

Harry admitted taking drugs in his memoir Spare ( 
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Last month, a judge made a ruling in the case saying that Harry’s visa documents should remain private. However, the Heritage Foundation has made another court filing saying it was not granted access to private submissions made to the judge by the Biden administration.

The 13-page motion was filed last Tuesday and says that the case was ‘unique’ and complex but adds there is “ample evidence of agency bad faith” meaning this “severely compromises [Heritage’s] ability to prepare arguments on appeal”.

The lawsuit was originally brought by the Heritage Foundation after a Freedom of Information request for the Duke’s records was rejected by the Department for Homeland Security (DHS). In his bombshell memoir, Harry confessed that cocaine “didn’t do anything for me”, adding: “Marijuana is different, that actually really did help me.” He also recounts an experience with magic mushrooms, saying: “I stared at the bin. It stared back. ‘What-staring? ‘ Then it became… a head. I stepped on the pedal and the head opened its mouth. A huge open grin.”

US visa applications specifically ask the individual about current and past drug use, which can have a detrimental impact on the progress of the application. Prolific drug use can lead to applications being rejected, however, immigration officers use their discretion against a range of factors.

However, there has been a hint that Harry’s visa woes if there’s a Trump presidency won’t result in him being deported. It comes after Mr Trump’s son Eric suggested Harry’s visa would be safe because “no one cares” about him and that his wife Meghan is “pretty unpopular”.

Speaking to MailOnline, Eric said: “Truthfully I don’t give a damn about Prince Harry and I don’t think this country does either. My father loved the Queen and I think the monarchy is an incredibly beautiful thing.” He added: “I don’t give a damn if he did drugs. It means nothing. I can tell you that our father and our entire family has tremendous respect for the monarchy.”

Elsewhere in the interview, he said Harry had appeared to have “gone off the deep end and it’s sad to watch” but praised his brother Prince William and added that his wife Kate has been “such a rock in the next generation of the family”.

Buckingham Palace has confirmed that Queen Camillia will miss a major event on Thursday as she is unwell.

Queen Camilla is ‘unwell’ with a ‘chest infection’. (Image: Getty)

Queen Camilla will miss the annual Field of Remembrance event on Thursday as Her Majesty is currently unwell, Buckingham Palace has said.

The Queen also pulled out of a Buckingham Palace reception for Olympic and Paralympic athletes hosted by the King the same evening.

She is currently resting on doctor’s advice and has apologised for the inconvenience.

The Palace said in a statement: “Her Majesty The Queen is currently unwell with a chest infection, for which her doctors have advised a short period of rest.”

The spokesperson added that Camilla “very much hopes to be recovered in time to attend this weekend’s Remembrance events as normal”.

The King and Queen recently visited Australia and Samoa (Image: Getty)

They said: “With great regret, Her Majesty has therefore had to withdraw from her engagements for this week, but she very much hopes to be recovered in time to attend this weekend’s Remembrance events as normal.

“She apologises to all those who may be inconvenienced or disappointed as a result.”

Birgitte, the Duchess of Gloucester has stepped in on the Queen’s behalf to attend the annual opening of the Field of Remembrance at Westminster Abbey.

No further details regarding her illness or treatment have been released, but she is understood to be being cared for under doctors’ supervision.

The latest update follows a challenging year, health-wise, for the Royal Family, with both the King and the Princess of Wales being diagnosed with cancer.

It comes after Camilla joined King Charles for a nine-day tour last month to Australia and Samoa.

The royal couple ended their tour on October 25 but did not arrive back home to the UK until last week as they enjoyed a mini spa break in India.

As Donald Trump declares victory in the 2024 US Presidential Election, shockwaves will likely be sent through the Sussex camp over the coming hours.

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle will be nervous this morning as Donald Trump has declared victory in the 2024 US Presidential Election.

The BBC is currently projecting that Donald Trump has secured 266 electoral college votes in the race against Democratic rival Kamala Harris – just four shy of the 270 required to win the keys to the Oval Office.

The likely President-Elect has previously spoken out about Prince Harry’s visa row, saying he would take “appropriate action” over questions the Duke of Sussex lied on his application about recreational drug use.

This comes after The Heritage Foundation questioned the Duke of Sussex’s visa in court after Harry admitted in his memoir Spare that he had in the past taken drugs, including cocaine, marijuana, and psychedelic mushrooms.

The revelation led to anger from the Washington-based think tank, who believe Harry’s visa to live in the country was treated differently to that of ordinary citizens, with some people being banned from entering the country if they are found to have been drug users presently or in the past.

Harry and Meghan could be nervous over Donald Trump’s likely election win (Image: Getty)

Now Trump has been elected, concerns have been raised over whether Harry will be able to continue living in the country.

Former President Donald Trump – who is bidding for a return to the White House in the November 5 US election – previously hinted he could deport Harry if he is re-elected, warning the Duke of Sussex he “will not protect him” like Joe Biden.

He told Daily Express US: “I wouldn’t protect him. He betrayed the Queen. That’s unforgivable. He would be on his own if it was down to me.”

Royal expert Phil Dampier told The Sun: “This has been going on for about two years now. The Heritage Foundation, which is a think tank in Washington, has really got their teeth into this I think they feel that Prince Harry has been treated differently from other people who’ve applied for visas to stay in the States.”

Harry and Meghan could be nervous over Donald Trump’s likely election win (Image: Getty)

Now Trump has been elected, concerns have been raised over whether Harry will be able to continue living in the country.

Former President Donald Trump – who is bidding for a return to the White House in the November 5 US election – previously hinted he could deport Harry if he is re-elected, warning the Duke of Sussex he “will not protect him” like Joe Biden.

He told Daily Express US: “I wouldn’t protect him. He betrayed the Queen. That’s unforgivable. He would be on his own if it was down to me.”

Royal expert Phil Dampier told The Sun: “This has been going on for about two years now. The Heritage Foundation, which is a think tank in Washington, has really got their teeth into this I think they feel that Prince Harry has been treated differently from other people who’ve applied for visas to stay in the States.”

Harry and Meghan could be nervous over Donald Trump’s likely election win (Image: Getty)

Now Trump has been elected, concerns have been raised over whether Harry will be able to continue living in the country.

Former President Donald Trump – who is bidding for a return to the White House in the November 5 US election – previously hinted he could deport Harry if he is re-elected, warning the Duke of Sussex he “will not protect him” like Joe Biden.

He told Daily Express US: “I wouldn’t protect him. He betrayed the Queen. That’s unforgivable. He would be on his own if it was down to me.”

Royal expert Phil Dampier told The Sun: “This has been going on for about two years now. The Heritage Foundation, which is a think tank in Washington, has really got their teeth into this I think they feel that Prince Harry has been treated differently from other people who’ve applied for visas to stay in the States.”