Prince Harry: Palace reacts to an explosive interview

After his mashed complaint against the downgrading of his security measures after leaving as an active member of the royal family, Prince Harry (40) accused the royal family in an interview on May 2, the decision to reduce its security and that the decision of 2020, change its security status, “every single day”. Shortly afterwards the palace spoke up.

In response to the judgment and the interview, a spokesman for the Buckingham Palace said that the court had examined the necessary safety precautions several times: “All of these questions were repeated and carefully examined by the courts, whereby they came to the same result every time.”

In the interview, the prince was particularly concerned about the security of his wife Meghan (43) and the two children together. “I can’t imagine a world in which I would bring my wife and children back to Great Britain under these circumstances,” he had emphasized “BBC News”, shortly after his defeat in front of a London Court of Appeal. Nevertheless, he pulls him back to his family: “I would love a reconciliation with my family. It has no point in fighting, life is precious.” At the same time, the Duke of Sussex showed that time for reconciliation urges: “I don’t know how much time my father remains,” he recalled the cancer diagnosis of King Charles III. (76).

Harry said about the relationship with his father that the monarch did not speak to him “because of this security story”. When asked whether he asked the king to mediate in the security dispute, the prince replied: “I never asked him to intervene – I asked him to avoid and let the experts do their work.”

According to “Mirror”, royal circles were said that it would also have been constitutionally inappropriate for his majesty to interfere with the government and checked this matter by the government.

In all the hustle and bustle, King Charles announced a trip to Canada with his wife Camilla (77). The royal couple will visit Ottawa on May 26 and 27, according to the official website of the Buckingham Palast on Friday: “The king and the queen will take part in the opening ceremony of the Canada parliament in Ottawa.”