The Hague, Netherlands – Prince Harry talks about his life at home and his recent surprise visit to Queen Elizabeth II, where he and his wife, Mahan, drank tea and laughed with the emperor.
In an interview released on Wednesday, Harry told NBC’s “Today it was great to meet her.” “She’s in a very good position. She’s always had a good joke with me.”
Harry and Mahan made their first joint visit to the United Kingdom on Thursday in Winsor Castle, two years before leaving the United States.
According to Harry, like many entrepreneurial parents, he and his wife had a difficult time separating from work and upbringing – they had two children, Arc, 3 years old – at the time of the outbreak. “He spends most of his time interrupting our satisfying calls.
The couple visited Harry’s grandmother, 95, on their way to the Netherlands to participate in the Invictus Games. Harry is the founder and supporter of international sports for wounded military veterans.
Harry told the Queen he wanted to return to the UK with his children for the upcoming Platinum Jubilee, but warned that “safety issues” could be a stumbling block. “I don’t know yet. There are a lot of things, including security issues and other things,” Harry said.
Harry accuses the British government of not allowing him to pay for his own police safety during a visit to the United Kingdom.
Also known as Harry and Mahan, also known as Sussex Duck and Duchess, they left the Royal Family in Moved to Santa Barbara, California in 2020, under pressure and the unbearable pressures of the British media.
“Now my home – for the time being – is in the states,” he said. “We welcome you with open arms. I mean there is a very nice community in Santa Barbara.”
Harry traveled to the United Kingdom alone in April 2021 to attend the funeral of his grandfather, Prince Philip, and to display a portrait of his late mother, Princess Diana.
“I always wanted to have my own children, and now I have two little people to take responsibility for,” he said.
He also said that he found himself thinking more about his deceased mother: “I feel her presence in everything I do now. But certainly more than ever in the last two years, without question. So she is following us.”
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