Prince Harry’s ongoing legal battle in the United Kingdom is likely to stem from childhood shock.
According to the royal commentator, Richard Fitzwalel, the Duke’s battle is deeply rooted in the shock of his mother’s loss, Princess Diana.
Talking to GB News, Fitzwaliam said, “You are reading [Harry’s 2023 memoir] additional He coincides with a feeling of a shock from the death of his mother.
The Duke of Sussex has repeatedly expressed his concerns about the safety of his wife Megan Markle and their children, Archi and Lilit, when visiting Britain.
After step down from royal duties in 2020, his security situation changed; He was told that protection will be determined now on the basis of each case separately.
“He believes that this is inferior and this is not good enough for him and his family,” noted.
Moreover, Fitzwalliams wondered whether Megan wanted to return to the United Kingdom, saying: “Whether Megan Markle wants to come another issue.”
while GB News Jacob Rees-Mogg has declined, saying that taxpayers should not be tied to the invoice for a non-working monarchy, “in theory yes.”
But he is still sympathetic to Harry’s fears.
“I can see his point of view,” he added. “I feel that Migan was desperately destroyed in many details, but on this, you can see what he wants for his family and future.”