Prince Harry’s recent trip to his home country was important to the Sussexes’ relationship with King Charles, but it was not without its hiccups.
The Duke of Sussex had to urgently change his itinerary because he could not secure taxpayer-funded security for his wife Meghan Markle and their two children despite an offer of royal accommodation.
Harry had submitted a RAVEC review request to the UK Home Office, but reports claimed that RAVEC had not even considered the request, let alone reviewed it, in the six months since it was received. The Risk Management Council meeting is expected to assess the threats facing it.
However, this does not end Harry’s desire to continue fighting for his right and his desire to protect his family.
According to Hello!’s latest report, Harry “hopes” to have more reunions for Prince Archie and Princess Lilibet with their loved ones in the UK and will therefore continue to fight for safety.
“It will continue until RAVEC agrees to adopt the terms of reference which were clearly defined before a judge during the judicial review,” a source told the media. “This is about the Home Office doing what it committed to in court.”
The risk assessment was long overdue since the king’s second son has not undergone one for seven years.
