A royal expert said the Queen would never see her great-grandson Lilibert again because the Dukes and Princesses of Sussex might never return to England.
Harry threatened to sue the Home Office because it decided not to provide security for his trip to Britain. Harry reportedly offered to pay for the family's police protection, but the offer was rejected. His lawyer has written a "pre-action agreement" letter to the Home Office. He asked for 24-hour police protection, which is usually only available to royals or government officials.
After leaving the royal family, Harry is now effectively an ordinary citizen. Allegedly, if he is protected, then any high-ranking figure can also be protected.
Their legal representatives argue that Harry and his family have been under threat from extremists.
The Dukes and Princess Sussex refused to fly from their home in California to the UK until the security issues were resolved, meaning the Queen would not be able to see her great-granddaughter LilyBert until the security issues were resolved.
Royal biographer Phil Dampier told The Sun: "I don't think Meghan will ever come back, and that's a good reason not to come back. Realistically, Harry doesn't expect to win the case. ”
"Restoring protection to him would set a precedent, so it gives them a fantastic opportunity to say we can't attend the Platinum Anniversary Celebration."
Lilybert, Harry and Meghan's second child, was born in the United States and will turn 1 in June.
Her older brother Archie was born in May 2019 but has not returned to the UK since "Meit" in January 2020.
Harry's legal representative said the duke "had safety hazards at birth" and "served in Afghanistan twice", noting that his family had been under "well-documented threat of neo-Nazism and extremism".
"Prince Harry and his family could not return home without security."
"He is still willing to bear the cost of security so as not to impose this on British taxpayers." It is well known that others who leave public office and are at risk of an inherent threat can receive free police protection.
"Prince Harry's goal is simple – to ensure the safety of himself and his family in the UK so that his children can learn about his home country."