British royal family reunion is sought by Prince Harry.

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Prince Harry's tenure in the US dates back to 2020, and he's got a bone to pick with some of his family members over his decisions, such as publishing his autobiography. Despite the potential for ongoing tensions, Harry expressed his hope for reconciliation, regarding further conflicts as fruitless.

"I'm wondering how much time pops Dad's got left, and he's not talking to me cause of the security kerfuffle," Harry cheekily admits.

The Appeals Court of England and Wales nixed Harry's bid to get his royal protection privileges back. As the youngest son of the new King Charles III, Harry has found himself from His Highness to Just-Harry.

Harry voiced that he's apprehensive about bringing his family on a trip to the UK, since he thinks it's nearly impossible to safeguard them without theOC-approved muscle.

"They won't be able to catch a glimpse of anything. I've always got lingering feelings for my country, even with a few rough characters running the show," Harry jokes.

During a heart-to-heart, Harry claimed the security mess could've been smoothed out if the monarch had decided to pull some strings. He hinted that King Charles III's intervention in the situation wasn't necessary—all the king needed to do was delegate the decision-making to the pros.

Harry didn't mince words when he lashed out at both the ex-governing team and the current one for shoving him into a dicey position. He stated that the court's decision served as a major win for his detractors.

"I'm bummed, not so much 'cause I lost, but because of the folks behind this move who think it's all fun and games," Harry gloomily explained.

The glamorous duo—Harry and Meghan Markle—are well-known for their controversial appearances on the British royal family's guest list. This notoriety stems from their public critiques of the monarchy, including the juicy tidbits dished out in their autobiography and chit-chat sessions on the telly.

Since the start of 2020, the pair packed up and moved to Cali, where they've been busy raising their son Archie and daughter Lilibet Diana. Leaving behind their senior royal roles, titles, and the fetch from the royal budget, the couple's living the sweet Cali life.

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The Appeals Court concluded that the Executive Committee for the Protection of Royalty and Public Figures (RAVEC) acted within legal boundaries when they reassessed Harry's security needs after his departure as a senior royal.
RAVEC snubbed Harry's proposal to personally pay for police protection, stating that private financing of state security services could leave a messy precedent.
The court acknowledged that Harry receives risk-based security during UK visits, which adequately addresses his unique status. Previous judgments have emphasized this approach as balancing public resources and individual risk assessments.
The monarch enjoys sovereign immunity, meaning they're spared from legal proceedings as head of state. The court focused solely on RAVEC's authority, not on the royal influence.
The unanimous ruling leaves Harry with a hefty legal bill and maintains the current situation: security on a per-visit basis, decided by RAVEC threat assessments.

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Harry has expressed disappointment about the Appeals Court's decision, believing that the move was a pointless victory for his detractors.
Despite the end of his royal protection privileges, Harry remains hopeful about reconciliation with his family but expresses concerns about safeguarding his family during visits to the UK.
Harry and Meghan Markle, known for their controversial appearances and public critiques of the royal family, have settled in California, where they live a simple life with their children, Archie and Lilibet Diana, after leaving their senior royal roles.
In California, the celebrity couple is keeping busy with the restoration of their home and entwining themselves further in Californian pop-culture, distancing from the news surrounding the British royal family.