Prince Harry’s friend has hit back at a decision made by the royal family, which is constantly ruining the Duke’s plans to return to the United Kingdom.
The Duke of Sussex has lost his taxpayer-funded police protection after leaving his role as a working royal.
Last year Harry suffered a legal setback when he lost a case against the Home Office to restore security for him and his family during his visits to the UK.
Amid threats, the former working royal has not lost hope and has written to Interior Minister Shabana Mahmood for a full risk assessment.
The verdict of his plea has not yet been made public.
Harry is also in talks about returning to the UK with Meghan Markle and their two children, Prince Archie and Princess Lilibet, at the upcoming Invictus Games in Birmingham.
But, without security, it would be risky for the Sussexes to get their wish.
In a time of crisis, Harry’s friend Alex Rayner came forward and shed light on Harry’s different treatment compared to other royals who do “less.”
According to the Daily Mail, he said: “Harry is a royal who has served significantly in the armed forces.”
Alex added: “Asking him to pay for this privately seems a bit mean, given that there are other royals who receive it and do it much less.”
Speaking about the Invictus Games 2027, the Duke’s friend sent a message to the royal family, asking: “Are we not supporting him” for his services.
