Prince Harry’s recent trip to his homeland was important for relations between the Sussexes and King Charles, but it was not without problems.
The Duke of Sussex had to make a quick change in travel plans after he was unable to get taxpayer-funded security for his wife Meghan Markle and their two children despite having an offer of royal accommodation.
Harry had submitted a request for a RAVEC review to the UK Home Office, but reports claimed that RAVEC has not even looked at the request, let alone the review, in the six months it was received. The meeting of the Risk Management Board is expected to assess the threats against him.
However, this has not ended Harry’s determination to keep fighting for his right and urge to protect his family.
According to the latest report from Hello!, Harry “hopes” to have more meetings for Prince Archie and Princess Lilibet with their relatives in the UK, so he will continue to fight for safety.
“He will pursue it until RAVEC agrees to adopt the terms of reference that were made clear in front of a judge in the sentencing inquiry,” a source told the magazine. “It’s about the Home Office doing what they committed to in court.”
The risk assessment has been long overdue as the king’s second son has not undergone one for seven years.
