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Prince Harry is one step closer to heading back to the UK without any stressors. Reports indicate that the Duke of Sussex’s fight to have his official security reinstated when he’s in his homeland has taken an effective turn.
Sources told People that there are “positive” noises coming from the government regarding a reversal of the decision not to grant Harry security. Ravec, a Home Office committee, carried out an assessment that Prince Harry does indeed meet the threshold for protection. “It’s now a formality,” a source told the Daily Mail. “Sources at the Home Office have indicated that security is now nailed on for Harry.”
Another source told the site: “The only thing that could scupper his approval now would be an intervention from the Palace.”
The decision has come a long way ever since Prince Harry’s initial fight to get his security back. The Duke and Duchess lost their security when they stepped back as working royals in 2019. In May 2025, he lost an appeal over the issue and spoke to the BBC about how his father wouldn’t talk to him because of the security appeals and claimed that the King could influence the decision. In October 2025, Harry made a personal appeal to the British government minister Shabana Mahmood.
The decision marks a step forward in Prince Harry bringing his family, wife Meghan Markle, and two children Archie, 6, and Lilibet, 4, back to the UK. A source told The Mail on Sunday: ‘If you knew about the kind of threats Harry and his children have been getting then you would understand why he doesn’t want to bring the kids over until police protection is granted.’
According to The Mirror, Prince Harry is “desperate” to have his kids reunite with King Charles and is hoping to invite him to the USA after President Trump extended invitations to the royal family for the 250th anniversary of the country.
Harry will return in late January for a court case over his legal claim against Associated Newspapers, the owners of the publishers of the Daily Mail, Mail on Sunday, and Mail Online.
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