Security not guns for hire: Prince Harry warned Queen won't help
Prince Harry's request to pay for his security was rejected by the Home Office
The Sussexes have once more found themselves divided with the royal family but this time over security concerns.
Prince Harry had faced rejection from the Home Office over his request to get security, which he said he would pay out of his own pocket, when visiting the UK.
The Duke of Sussex is now planning to sue the Home Office but is being warned by royal author Ingrid Seward that the Met Police are not "guns for hire".
Furthermore, a royal source has said the Queen won’t be “caving in” to her grandson’s wishes, who has refused to bring her great grandkids Archie and Lilibet in the absence of security.
"This is not a matter for Her Majesty. She certainly won’t cave in to his demands. Who gets protection is not a gift the Queen can decide to give or take away," the source said.
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