Prince Harry's Security Legal Battle
When Harry and Meghan left the United Kingdom for the United States, they did so thinking they had a team of security following them. However, just one month into the Californication of the monarchy, that security team was gone. And the government committee responsible for state-funded security, RAVEC, has held fast ever since.
In the years since, Harry has been fighting back, even going as far as to truly believe that the removal of security for his family was a deliberate tactic of control and one of the main reasons for their years-long feud. Harry has since admitted that this realization "was difficult to swallow."
'Worst Fears Have Been Confirmed'
Last week, Prince Harry spent two days at London's Royal Courts of Justice, closely following the proceedings of his appeal about the removal of his automatic state-backed security for him and his wife in 2020. His team argued that RAVEC had "diverted" from its standard procedure and left Harry and Meaghan "singled out for different, unjustified, and inferior treatment."
While what happened inside that courtroom hasn't been shared publicly yet, Prince Harry said to People that his "worst fears have been confirmed by the whole legal disclosure in this case—and that's really sad."
"People would be shocked by what's being held back," Harry added, speaking of the information not being released to the public.
Prince Harry Blames King Charles
Through all of this, perhaps the most painful part for the Prince is that he believes his father stepping in could solve all his problems. "This has been terrible for Harry's relationship with Charles," a royal insider explained. "Harry blames Charles and thinks he can intervene. But [Charles] can't, and it just continues Harry's narrative that he's been cast out."
"Charles is not answering Harry's messages," royal expert Richard Fitzwilliams told Us Weekly. The father-son duo haven't seen each other in person in nearly a year. "At the moment, Harry does not seem to have a relationship with his father at all. It's truly sad."