In a bid to ensure his family’s safety during their upcoming move back to the UK, Prince Harry has reportedly reached out to Home Secretary Shabana Mahmood with a private appeal. Concerns over security arrangements seem to be casting a shadow over his much-anticipated return.
Prince Harry has reportedly made a private appeal to Home Secretary Shabana Mahmood amid concerns about his family’s security overshadowing their return to the UK
At 41, Prince Harry is believed to have taken the initiative to directly contact the Home Secretary. His inquiry seeks to confirm if he, along with Meghan, Duchess of Sussex, who is 45, and their children, Prince Archie, aged seven, and Princess Lilibet, aged five, will be granted police protection once they relocate to Britain. This request was reported by the Daily Telegraph and highlights the family’s concerns over their welfare in their homeland.
The intervention comes after a formal risk assessment was completed by the Royal and VIP Executive Committee’s risk management board at the end of July, but before its findings had been communicated to Harry.
The assessment was completed before Harry confirmed his family intended to move back to Britain, a change expected to require Ravec to reconsider the circumstances surrounding his protection.