Prince Harry faces potential problems in Montecito if Donald Trump is re-elected, says GB News royal correspondent. Prince Harry and his wife Meghan Markle have resided in Montecito since 2020. According to GB News royal correspondent Cameron Walker, Prince Harry could face significant challenges if Donald Trump is re-elected President of the United States. Walker suggests that this situation could potentially lead to a disastrous outcome for the Duke of Sussex.
These concerns stem from comments made by the former president, who criticized Prince Harry for his “unforgivable disloyalty” to the royal family, specifically targeting his grandmother, Queen Elizabeth II. Trump also claimed that if he were to return to power, Prince Harry would be left alone to deal with his situation. Controversies surrounding Prince Harry's US immigration records and his past drug use have fueled this speculation.
Conservative think tank The Heritage Foundation has publicly challenged Prince Harry's visa records and called for them to be released, fueling speculation that the duke may have misrepresented his history of drug use. These challenges add to the complexity of Prince Harry's situation.
In a recent interview, Prince Harry admitted that the idea of becoming a US citizen had crossed his mind, but clarified that it was not a priority for him at the moment. Despite this, his living situation and the scrutiny from Donald Trump and the Heritage Foundation could have negative implications for the Sussexes and their reputation in the United States.
Walker suggests that Trump's public comments and challenge to the Heritage Foundation are deliberate attempts to undermine Prince Harry and make a statement. If these efforts continue, it could spell disaster for Prince Harry and Meghan Markle, impacting their reputation and standing in America.
It remains to be seen how these potential challenges will play out and what impact they will have on Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's lives in Montecito.
