Prince Harry’s Diplomatic Immunity Stripped as Duke of Edinburgh Marks Earth Day

His Royal Highness, the Duke of Edinburgh, made a special visit to the British Embassy in Washington, D.C. on April 22, 2023.

During his visit, he planted a Japanese cherry tree outside the embassy gates to commemorate Earth Day.

The tree now stands proudly next to the statue of Winston Churchill, adding to the collection of trees planted by three generations of the royal family.

Prince Edward was warm and engaging with everyone present during the event.

Sources close to the royal family revealed that Prince Harry's recent visit to the embassy was not just to mark Earth Day but also to address his diplomatic immunity status.

Following an order from King Charles to streamline the monarchy, Harry is set to have his diplomatic immunity revoked.

The British Embassy in the U.S. will be collaborating with the U.S. State Department on this matter.

Questions remain about how Harry's immunity would protect him in the event of any potential legal proceedings initiated by Meghan Markle.

While it is unclear how Harry has been residing in the U.S. without permanent citizenship, it is speculated that his royal status grants him an A-1 visa typically reserved for diplomats and government officials.

The diplomatic passport could potentially shield him from legal actions by Meghan, but with his imminent loss of diplomatic immunity as a non-working royal, his vulnerability increases.

This strategic move by King Charles aims to strip Harry of his entitlements, making it easier for Meghan to pursue legal actions against him in London where his diplomatic immunity does not apply.

In parallel news, speculations are rife that Prince Harry and Meghan Markle might extend an apology to the royal family for publicly humiliating them, following a series of setbacks in the U.S.

The couple's attempts to maintain relevance in the public eye have faced significant backlash, with Americans seemingly turning their backs on the Duke and Duchess of Sussex.

Their popularity has plummeted further after facing rejections from celebrities, elites, and political figures in the U.S.

Reports suggest that despite their efforts to establish themselves in Hollywood and gain political influence, the couple has encountered numerous setbacks.

Their failed endeavors, including losing a lucrative Spotify deal and missing out on prestigious awards, have left them disheartened.

Recent attempts to secure a ride back to the U.S. on Air Force One with Jill Biden after attending Queen Elizabeth's funeral were also met with rejection.

Moreover, Harry and Meghan's outreach to American A-listers has fallen short, with celebrities like Taylor Swift and Katy Perry reportedly snubbing the couple.

In light of these challenges, Harry has reportedly reached out to his elder brother, Prince William, in an attempt to reconcile and mend strained relations within the royal family amidst mounting criticism.