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Prince Harry’s position within the British royal family remains firmly intact, regardless of public debate or shifting opinion, according to sources close to the Duke of Sussex.
A friend of Prince Harry has emphasized that his place in the family is not subject to public approval, noting that he remains the son of King Charles III, the brother of Prince William, and will one day be the sibling of a reigning monarch.
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Sources say the Duke is keen to reconnect with his British roots and is considering a return to the UK, even if initially on his own. Insiders report that Harry hopes to eventually bring his children, Prince Archie and Princess Lilibet, to see the places where he grew up — plans that have so far been delayed due to ongoing security concerns.
Prince Harry was last in the UK in September, when he attended a private meeting with King Charles at Clarence House. His next visit, expected later this month, is expected to focus on legal matters rather than family engagements.
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Harry is due to return to London to prepare for his High Court case against Associated Newspapers Limited, which is scheduled to begin on January 19. Meghan Markle and the couple’s two children are expected to remain in the United States during this trip.
According to a source close to the Duke, practical issues — including school schedules and security arrangements — currently make a full family visit unworkable. However, the source added that a positive outcome in the ongoing security review could change that.
“If security arrangements can be resolved, it would allow Harry to bring his family to the UK and share that part of his life with his children,” the source said, adding that the Duke has been clear about wanting them to experience where he grew up.
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The review of Prince Harry’s UK security arrangements continues to draw attention. While early reports suggested his request for enhanced protection was likely to succeed, government sources have since cautioned against speculation.
One individual familiar with the process said no final decision has been made, noting that recommendations from the risk management board still need to be considered by the Royal and VIP Executive Committee. Claims that an outcome has already been determined, the source added, are premature.
