Prince Harry accused of branding UK 'insecure' despite plans to return to UK
Prince Harry has come under fire for calling Britain "insecure" despite plans to return to Britain.
This claim was made by Royal News presenter Isabel Webster in an interview with Royal Roundup host Pandora Forsyth.
"Harry and Meghan are getting involved, bringing their little ones," he explained.
"I thought Prince Harry thought it wasn't safe to bring his family. What's the latest in that line?"
"He was suing the Home Office, didn't he? He feels safe enough to come now?"
At this point Mr. Forsythe chimed in and admitted,
"We won't know all the details of when they're coming because of security, but I think they'll be very happy with the fact that they're coming to the Queen."
“They will be staying in the hut, but we won't know a lot of details because of this. I think there's been months and months of organization between the US and the UK on this.
"And they must have come to some kind of agreement. It's not just Harry and Meghan and the kids that will need protection."
"All the royal families will be accompanied by the head of the royal family, the Queen, who will need the most protection."