Prince Harry ridicules himself with absurd UK security complaints
In the latest twist to his never-ending saga of self-absorption, Prince Harry is having another temper tantrum over his visit to the United Kingdom this week. Harry lives in Los Angeles with his wife, Meghan Markle, and their two children. Why is Harry having second thoughts?Put simply, because he’s a truly ludicrous individual.
- ▪In the latest twist to his never-ending saga of self-absorption, Prince Harry is having another temper tantrum over his visit to the United Kingdom this week.
- ▪Harry lives in Los Angeles with his wife, Meghan Markle, and their two children.
- ▪Why is Harry having second thoughts?Put simply, because he’s a truly ludicrous individual.
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In the latest twist to his never-ending saga of self-absorption, Prince Harry is having another temper tantrum over his visit to the United Kingdom this week. Harry lives in Los Angeles with his wife, Meghan Markle, and their two children. Why is Harry having second thoughts?Put simply, because he’s a truly ludicrous individual. Recommended Stories Iran war may deliver US a diplomatic silver lining MAGA shouldn’t attack its best UN ally Israel discovers vast terrorist tunnel in southern Lebanon More specifically, because he’s furious that the U.K. government’s RAVEC protection committee has refused to grant his family police protection for the visit. To Harry’s apparent lament, private close protection officers in the U.K.
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