A lawyer from prince henry defended Friday in London that, despite living in United States of Americathe queen’s grandson will “always” consider great Britain as his “home”, in the context of judicial procedures to obtain police protection. No longer active members of the British royal family, Harry and his wife Meghan have lost the police protection afforded them at taxpayer expense in great Britain.

To take care of her, the grandson of Isabel II, who lives in the United States, offered to pay out of his pocket, which the Interior Ministry refused, a decision he is now challenging in court.

The couple, who left the country in 2020 and settled in California, where Meghan was born and raised, have personal protection at United States of Americabut Enrique argues that they cannot access the information they need to keep their family safe while they are on British soil.

“The plaintiff did not feel safe while in the UK,” his lawyer, Shaheed Fatima, argued at a hearing in London. “The plaintiff did not feel safe while in the UK,” his lawyer, Shaheed Fatima, argued at a hearing in London.

“It goes without saying that he wants to return to see his family and friends and to continue to support the charities to which he is deeply attached,” he said, “but more importantly “England” is and will always be his home”. “It goes without saying that he wants to return to see his family and friends and to continue to support the charities to which he is deeply attached,” he said, “but more importantly “England” is and will always be his home”.

Last summer, the car prince henry she was chased by paparazzi after leaving a charity event. The next day, he and his older brother Guillermo unveiled a statue of their mother Diana, who died in a 1997 car crash in Paris, being chased by photographers.

Enrique filed the lawsuit in September, but the court is still studying whether to accept the opening of the procedure on the underlying issue.