Prince Harry has no sense that Meghan Markle and her children are safe in Britain and are constantly reminded of Diana’s death: royal family experts

According to GB News, Prince Harry is hesitant to bring his children Archie and Lilibet to the UK. In a recent podcast, Cameron Walker and Digital Editor Svar Nanan-Sen discussed this and Harry’s lawsuit against the Home Office.

Prince Harry lost his police protection in the UK after he stepped down as royal in 2020. The Duke of Sussex is now fighting against this in court. Cameron argued that Harry was hesitant to bring his children to the UK because there was no taxpayer-funded protection there.

“You’ll remember Meghan spoke very openly and quite emotionally about it in the Netflix documentary series, about her fear for the safety of her family, about how she would check at night that all the doors in her house in Montecito were locked, and also worry about the safety of her children,” Walker said.

“You can see how passionate Harry is about this and how important the issue is to him. He has now suffered a few defeats in court and is still fighting his way, plus he has another appeal coming up,” Nanan-Sen said.

Nanan-Sen stated that the matter was obviously a matter of great concern to them. He also believed that Harry would not take these steps if he did not plan to visit the UK more often with his family. Nanan-Sen stressed that Harry obviously felt it was important to bring his family over.

“That’s the crux of the matter because in Harry’s case he doesn’t feel safe. He doesn’t believe his family is safe in the UK because they don’t have Metropolitan Police protection officers with them,” Walker said.

“Perhaps that is the main reason why Prince Harry is not bringing Meghan, Archie and Lilibet to the UK, because he cannot guarantee their safety, he would say he cannot guarantee their safety.

Connection to Lady Diana

Walker stated that he believed Prince Harry had been constantly reminded of what had happened to his mother, Lady Diana, since August 31, 1997.

He pointed out that she had chosen not to accept her protection and had no police protection when she died in the car crash in Paris. Walker said this had a profound impact on Prince Harry and made him afraid to bring his family to the UK.