Overview
- Prince Harry’s spokesperson declined to discuss the matter, saying they do not comment on security issues.
- The Telegraph reported that a woman described as a fixated individual came within feet of Harry on two occasions in London during his September visit.
- A security source told Fox News Digital there was no police presence at the encounters and that two private staffers intervened.
- Following his 2020 step-back, Harry’s protection is determined case by case under a bespoke Home Office approach that expects advance notice, and he lost a High Court bid to restore automatic cover.
- Commentary split this week, with some arguing the Sussexes are not entitled to taxpayer-funded protection and others suggesting the incidents could increase pressure on the King to revisit the arrangement.