Despite his father and brother's opinions, Prince Harry was keen to create a place in London to reconnect with some relatives and friends. Since being officially asked to leave Frogmore Cottage in 2023, the royal residence he used during his visit to London. Harry no longer has a permanent base in his homeland, and after four years on the other side of the Atlantic, he looks forward to reconnecting with his roots. However Meghan Markle is much less enthusiastic, his popularity is plummeting in the UK and there are also concerns for his safety.

Therefore, an important condition was set for the return of the Sussex family, maximum security for every member of the family. According to royal expert Tom Quinn, Meghan said she was only willing to return to Britain if she and Harry had their own place to live and the safety they both considered essential. Otherwise, she would never return to the UK. As a reminder, when Prince Harry was a working member of the royal family, he benefited from protection fully funded by the British state, protection from which Meghan also benefited. But since settling in California, they have lost this systematic protection.

Meghan wants to ensure her family's safety, this is a non-negotiable condition for her, before considering returning to British soil. Prince Harry is determined to ensure adequate security for himself and his family to facilitate his return to the UK. At the time, it was ruled that the duke could receive protection when staying at royal residences or attending official events, but must protect himself during personal visits to Older brother.

This decision goes against Harry's desire to have a private residence, independent of the royal residence. Prince Harry's desire to have a private residence in London is motivated by a desire to reconnect with his roots and friends. Despite ongoing tensions with his father, King Charles, and brother, Prince William. However, Meghan Markle is aware of the risks and her fluctuating popularity in the UK. Has set a non-negotiable condition, maximum security for all family members. With Sir Peter Lane's decision, the couple fell into a deadlock. The protection during your stay at the royal residences is not enough for your daily security needs. Harry subsequently launched fresh legal action to challenge the decision. The Mirror reported that on June 6, the prince was given the green light.

The success of the move could be crucial for the security Harry and Meghan consider necessary for their return to the UK. So, getting proper protection is Prince Harry's ultimate solution. If this new move is successful, it could pave the way for the couple to return to the UK more peacefully, allowing them to live safely and independently. The decision could very well be a decisive turning point for the Duke and Duchess of Sussex's future within the royal family and the United Kingdom.