Prince Harry is ``choosing'' parts of royal life, says Angela Epstein
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Omid Scobie was in England when the Duke of Sussex discussed the legal battle to protect his family from the police. made this claim. A co-author of Finding Freedom argued that Harry's "fear was not rooted in paranoia."
And a royal biographer adds that now that he has stepped down from his royal duties for a new life in the United States, it is "no different."
Scobie claimed sources told him a series of threats against Harry and Meghan were thwarted when they attended the Jubilee Bank holiday weekend in June.
I contribute to Yahoo! News, he said: "Harry's fears are not rooted in paranoia.
"When I was covering Harry and Meghan's time as royalty, I learned that an alarming number of threats were being sent to the couple.
``It is the same today. A number of credible threats were intercepted during a visit to the United States, which was given national security because of the authorities."
Harry and Meghan took their two children, Archie and Lilibet, with them. and traveled to the UK for the first time since Megxit in Platinum Jubilee.
But the couple living in California kept a low profile and missed many festivals.
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He claims that he wants to take his family on a visit, but they are too dangerous to "go home."
He is in the United States. He says his private protection team does not have proper jurisdiction abroad or access to British intelligence information.
The Sussexes lost taxpayer-funded police protection as a result of Megxit. I was.
However, Dai Davies, the former head of royalty protection, has denounced the lawsuit as "nonsensical."
He told his Mirror earlier this month that the following he said. About an interesting way to achieve it. I think this is personal.
"He chose this troubled path rather than looking for a viable solution. It is insulting."
Mr. and Mrs. Sussex After stepping down from his royal duties in March 2020, he's been living in California.
Express.co.uk has reached out to his Archewell for comment.
