Prince Harry's reluctance to visit his home and family in Britain has 'nothing to do with security'
A royal expert has claimed that Prince Harry's reluctance to visit his home and family in Britain has 'nothing to do with security'. In fact, the Duke refuses to return because he reportedly feels unwanted.
The Daily Mirror reports that according to royal expert Robert Jobson, Prince Harry's "absence from the UK but willingness to visit The Hague has nothing to do with security, but was wanted."
Jobson also said: "He will be brought up in The Hague. His brothers and sisters, past and present, praise the Afghanistan veteran for giving back to the armed forces and not forgetting them."
"Back in the UK, especially with his family, his pending book means he is not the same slacker," he said.
According to Jobson: "Harry's tome is likely to deal with his difficult relationship with the Duchess of Cornwall, who was confirmed by Our Queen in February as a future Queen Consort and is probably the real reason why he is staying away." Used to be."
"Can you imagine how excruciating it would be to have dinner if someone asked that a random house book about him was going to be published soon?" He further questioned.
Jobson also commented that it is 'highly unlikely' that Harry will leave the UK on the same weekend as the Invictus Games to mark the Queen's birthday.