Prince Harry has been told that no big event in Hollywood will make things better for him after he lost a court case.
An expert has told The Mirror that even if Harry does lots of podcasts or appears in Hollywood, it won’t help him with the result of his court case.
He had a problem with the government because they decided to change how much security he gets when he comes back to the UK. Harry didn’t think this was fair, so he took them to court.
The folks who decide on Royal security, known as Ravec, reckoned he should get less protection when he’s visiting home.
Just after the court said no to Prince Harry, he said he wants to try again and win.
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Wrapping up a long announcement, it was declared: “The Duke of Sussex hopes he will obtain justice from the Court of Appeal, and makes no further comment while the case is ongoing.”
Andy Barr from 10Yetis.co.uk told the same outlet: “The reality is that this was all a storm in a very posh teacup.
“Harry was always going to, and always will, receive police protection when he and his family visit the UK. This was more about his own feeling that sufficient security was not being given.”
No amount of high-paying podcast and Hollywood appearances can really help Harry through this.
“He is in the unfortunate position that our laws mean he can’t rock up to the UK with his own private, gun-toting American security team and has little option but to trust that the security that is given to him by the UK police will be enough.”
Wrapping up his take on Prince Harry’s predicament, Mr Barr said: “The sad ramification to all of this is that if he feels it is unsafe for him and his family to visit the UK, they are less likely to come and see the King during his treatment and recovery from cancer.”
