Prince Harry: He should have traveled to Angola without Meghan

Prince Harry (40) is said to have traveled to Angola at his side without his wife Duchess Meghan (43). . The 40-year-old Duke of Sussex ended up with a certain mission at Luanda Airport.

In the fight against landmines, he wants to attract public attention to collect donations with his visit. He follows the footsteps of his late mother Princess Diana (1961-1997), who had created global information for the Landminen problem in 1997.

While Diana made international headlines at the time, Harry’s mission initially stayed in secret. As the “Daily Mail” reports, he wants to commit dangerous mine fields together with the aid organization Halo Trust and collect donations for the mining clearance in the African country.

The fact that Duchess Meghan did not accompany her husband should have security reasons. Informed circles report the “Daily Mail” that security concerns were the decisive reason. “The Duke does not even let his wife travel to England because he is concerned about the security situation. The chance was zero that he would have allowed her to come to Angola and walk through land mines,” said a source. In addition, working with Halo is his matter, “it means to be so much to be a patron, and he just wants to keep his work with them to himself,” said a source. As early as 2019, Prince Harry ran like his mother with protective clothing through a mine field in Angola.

The time of Harry’s journey is remarkable: she was only a few days after two of his closest consultants had a private conversation with a high -ranking employee of his father King Charles (76). It is not known who arranged the meeting titled by the media as a “peace discussion”. But both Harry and Charles should be interested in reconciliation, especially after cancer was diagnosed with the king last year.