Prince Harry has been cautioned to steer clear of US politics, especially with the upcoming presidential race, to avoid potential backlash from Donald Trump if he wins a White House comeback. The Duke of Sussex recently faced criticism from the former president, who accused him of disloyalty to Queen Elizabeth II and hinted at possible deportation if any discrepancies are found in his visa application.
In a scathing interview with Daily Express US, Trump declared, “I wouldn’t protect him. He betrayed the Queen. That’s unforgivable. He would be on his own if it was up to me.” Harry’s revelations about his past drug use in his book ‘Spare’ have drawn Trump’s ire, leading to speculation about possible repercussions.
PR guru Ryan McCormick advised Harry to remain neutral during the upcoming US Presidential election to avoid Trump’s wrath. Trump has a history of taking things personally and could cancel Harry’s visa if he feels betrayed.
The revelation of Harry’s drug use has sparked debate over potential legal consequences, especially concerning US visa protocols. Previous drug use can be a valid reason to deny visa applications, posing a potential hurdle for Harry.
A former White House insider disclosed that Trump takes Harry’s visa situation personally and is adamant that the Duke receives no “special treatment.” Peggy Grande, who served as Ronald Reagan’s personal aide, hinted that Trump would not hesitate to show Harry the door if he lied about his drug use on his visa paperwork.
The ongoing tension between Prince Harry and Donald Trump has raised concerns about the Duke’s future in the US, with many speculating on the potential consequences of his past actions. Stay tuned for more updates on this developing story.