The Home Office in the United Kingdom has reportedly denied and warned Prince Harry that no police officers were available for private hire and for that reason, he would be denied security on his return home.
The news comes as the Prince’s legal battle kicked off today amid startling reports of controversy on the matter.
Prince Harry revealed how he wished to bring both of his children back home to the United Kingdom but just couldn’t as it was too dangerous. For that reason, he had requested private police protection for their security and well-being.
But now, inside sources have revealed how lawyers representing his entire department informed the Royal that it was beyond outrageous and irrelevant to think about all of this, despite Harry adding a special request about how he intended to pay for all the security himself.
They have also informed the Prince that he would be needed an extra amount of money to fork out the great number of legal costs that arose by this case that could potentially force him to pay a grand sum amount worth nearly 400,000 that would be played out via the high court.
But the Duke of Sussex’s legal time is trying its best to convince relevant authorities how the Prince only wishes to return back home, safe and sound, with his kids by his side.
“The Prince wants to visit his family and friends. Most of all, this will always be his real home”- they concluded.
With the current security arrangements in place, the Duke of Sussex doesn’t feel it is safe enough for him, Meghan, Archie, and Lillibet to return.
For this reason, he is now suing over this decision that doesn’t grant him the right to pay for his own police protection that covers both him and his family, throughout their stay in the UK.