Prince Harry was frank on his life in the United States after leaving his royal parents and his lifestyle in the United Kingdom with his wife Meghan Markle.
The Duke of Sussex said that he felt happy to raise his two children, Prince Archie and Princess Lilibet, in America, noting how he is able to do things that he cannot imagine doing in the United Kingdom.
In December, Harry spoke with the columnist and founder of Dealbook Andrew Ross Sorkin in The online summit of the New York Times Dealbook on the reasons why he wants to live in the United States.
The son of King Charles and the late Princess Diana explained that living in America gives him more freedom as a parent and allows him to enjoy a kind of life that he did not expect.
“I really like to live here and bring my children here. It is a part of my life that I never thought that I was going to live,” said Harry about his children.
“I feel like it’s the life my mother wanted for me. To be able to do the things I am able to do with my children that I could undoubtedly not do in the United Kingdom – it’s huge.
“It is a fantastic opportunity and I am extremely grateful.”
Harry also talked about the reasons why he would not return to the United Kingdom by invoking security problems in the country.
The Duke of Sussex declared about the invasion of the press in his private life and his family: “I saw stories written on myself not exactly based on reality.
He continued: “When you grow with this environment, you find yourself questioning the validity of information, but also what others also think, and how dangerous it can be over time.”
“What worried me most was to worry, it would happen to me, or to my wife, or to my children.”
