Prince Harry has said that he and his wife Meghan have found a “forever home” in the US and have no plans to return to the UK as a family anytime soon.
The couple moved to Montecito via Canada in 2020, but several months later announced they were stepping down as working members of the royal family and moving abroad.
They quickly became accustomed to the celebrity lifestyle offered by the elite that surrounded them in the California enclave.
The Duke of Sussex told the audience: new york times deal book summit On Wednesday, he said he was “really enjoying” living in the US with Meghan and their two children, Prince Archie and Princess Lilibet.
When asked if he planned to stay in America “forever,” Prince Harry declared, “I think so,” adding that he feels that life in America is “the life my mother would have wanted for me,” according to Metro. paper report.
He said the US affords him and his family a level of privacy and allows them to participate in activities that they “certainly would not be able to do in the UK” due to safety concerns.
Prince Harry reportedly said that his life in the public eye and within the royal family has been “trapped in this bubble” and that it has affected his mental health.
He added that he is currently focused on “being the best husband and the best father that I can be.”
Despite ruling out the possibility of returning to royal duties, Prince Harry has still shown no desire to give up his title and its privileges, as well as his father Charles III's position as fifth in line to the throne.
As Breitbart News reported, the prince dodged Anderson Cooper's questions about the issue on the CBS network last year. chat Asked why he and Meghan don't just give up their titles as Duke and Duchess of Sussex, given their obvious antipathy towards the future of the royal family.
“And what difference does it make?” he shot back.
Despite Prince Harry warmly embracing all that life in the United States has to offer, others are not so sure and face intense scrutiny over his US residency.
The Heritage Foundation, a conservative think tank, questioned the Department of Homeland Security's decision to grant Harry a U.S. visa following confessions to drug use contained in his book. spare.
The foundation is asking a judge to force the department to release Prince Harry's immigration file, which would normally disqualify him from being granted a visa if he lied on his visa application or had a history of drug use. They claim that they received special treatment because of this.
