Harry and Meghan broke away from the royal family and their obligations months ago. In an interview, the royal now reveals why he will not be returning to Great Britain anytime soon.
Prince Harry still fears for the safety of his wife, Duchess Meghan, in his home country of Great Britain. In a new documentary by the television channel ITV, he spoke about his fight against the tabloid media. He said it was a risk to stand up to the press. “Look at what has happened to me, my wife and my family over the last four years,” said Harry (39). It was a difficult decision.
The son of King Charles III (75) is convinced that he has been the victim of phone hacking and other illegal methods of gathering information over the course of his life. He has already been awarded damages in a lawsuit against the publisher of the “Mirror”. He also makes similar accusations against other tabloids.
When asked if he wasn’t attracting more attention with such fights, Harry replied: “There is more than enough attention on me and my wife as it is.” You get to a point where you are damned if you do something and equally damned if you do nothing.
Harry on possible return
Harry and his wife Meghan (42) renounced their royal duties four years ago. The couple now lives in the USA with their two children. One of the reasons for the withdrawal was the way the British tabloid media treated the Duchess. There had also been threats against Meghan.
“It’s still dangerous,” Harry said in the documentary “Tabloids on Trial” broadcast on Thursday evening. All it takes is a lone perpetrator – a person reading this stuff – with a knife or acid, for example. “That’s one of the reasons why I’m not going to bring my wife back to this country.” Harry also stated in the interview that his grandmother Queen Elizabeth II supported him in his cause.
Source: Stern
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