Prince Harry asserts, “Even though haters may throw negativity at us and try to destroy our relationship, nothing can change the love I have for my wife, Meghan Markle.”

Prince Harry asserts, “Even though haters may throw negativity at us and try to destroy our relationship, nothing can change the love I have for my wife, Meghan Markle.”in a ruling handed down by UK’s High Court yesterday, Prince Harry lost his case arguing for police protection when he is back in his home country. He plans to appeal the decision, with a legal spokesperson for the Duke of Sussex saying, “The Duke’s case is that the so-called ‘bespoke process’ that applies to him, is no substitute for that risk analysis.”

Buried in the 51-page ruling (which you can read here) were details of Harry and Meghan Markle’s visit to NYC in May 2023, wherein the NYPD said they were, in fact, dangerously chased by paparazzi. But also of note in the document are details surrounding all of Prince Harry’s trips to the UK since he and Meghan relocated to California, including their trip in September 2022—which was initially to “visit with several charities close to their hearts,” but turned into a much longer stay following the death of Queen Elizabeth.

The ruling reveals that the Duke and Duchess of Sussex hoped to bring their two children, Archie and Lilibet, along with them for the trip, but the decisions RAVEC made prevented them in doing so. (RAVEC stands for the Royal and VIP Executive Committee, and coordinates security between the Royal Household, the Metropolitan Police, and the Home Office.)