According to the latest media news, Prince Harry has officially severed all ties with the United Kingdom after years of tension with the royal family. He listed his primary place of residence as the United States and declared it his "new country."
On April 17, local time, according to documents obtained by the Daily Mail, Prince Harry updated his country of residence in the latest document submitted to Companies House, saying that his "permanent resident of the new country/state" is now the United States, while previously it was recorded as the United Kingdom.
It is reported that this document is for his ecotourism non-profit organization Travalyst. When the project was launched four years ago, Prince Harry's usual residence at Companies House was in the United Kingdom. The date of the change dates back to June 29, 2023, the day before he and Meghan returned the keys to their only residence in the UK, Floating Court Moore Villa, to the royal family. The villa was a gift from the late Queen after the two married in 2018. And in March last year, King Charles III asked Prince Harry and Meghan to move out of the property.
In 2020, Prince Harry and Meghan announced their retirement from the royal family and moved from the United Kingdom to the United States. And shortly after announcing his resignation from royal duties, Prince Harry publicly stated at a charity event: "The UK is my home and the place I love, and this will never change." ”
But in 2022, Prince Harry told NBC that America is his home. "For me at the moment, home is in the United States," he said. I feel that way. We were warmly welcomed and have such a great community in Santa Barbara. ”
In February, Prince Harry said in an interview with Good Morning America: "U.S. citizenship is an idea of mine, but it's certainly not a priority for me right now. ”
In any case, Prince Harry is currently committed to the American dream. He, Meghan and their children settled in California, and while he is not yet a U.S. citizen, he is one step closer.