The son of King Charles III of England, Duke of Sussex Prince Harry, who has been living in the United States for about five years after bidding goodbye to royal life with his wife Meghan Markle, opened a new chapter. US President Donald Trump revealed his decision regarding Prince Harry, hinting that he could be deported in 2024.

Although the couple of Prince Harry and Meghan Markle, who moved to the US in 2020 after giving up royal duties in the UK, has left the royal family, they still manage to stay on the agenda.

Following the recent controversies and rumors about their separation, Prince Harry faced a lawsuit concerning his US visa after confessions in his “Spare” book that he used drugs. It was revealed that the case would be brought back to federal court five months later.

In a statement made in 2024 regarding Prince Harry’s confession, US President Donald Trump implied that if Harry was found to have lied about drug use on his visa documents, he could face the risk of deportation from the US should he be re-elected.

“LEAVING PRINCE HARRY ALONE”

Amidst the speculation about whether Prince Harry will be deported, Donald Trump, during an interview with The New York Post, emphasized that he was not interested in deporting Prince Harry and added:

“I don’t want to do that. I will leave him alone. He has enough problems with his wife (Meghan Markle). Meghan is awful. I think poor Harry is being controlled.”

NOT IN SPEAKING TERMS

Furthermore, Harry, who left the royal family in 2020, does not speak to his brother William, who is the Prince of Wales, and has a tense relationship with his father, King Charles. Harry came to England last February to see his father after a cancer diagnosis, but the meeting was limited to just 45 minutes, with no interaction with Prince William. In May, Prince Harry went back to London to celebrate the tenth anniversary of the Invictus Games and attended a service at St. Paul’s Cathedral, but did not meet with his brother and father. Shorty returning to England in August for his uncle Lord Fellowes’ funeral, Harry stayed at Althorp, the ancestral home of his mother Diana, with no reported interaction with William at the church service.