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During a recent visit to the U.K., Prince Harry faced accommodation challenges. Despite the grandeur of Windsor Castle, located a mere 20 miles from Buckingham Palace and its 1000 room count, the Duke of Suss*x found himself residing in a hotel. The prince's sudden resort to commercial lodging came after he was reportedly not allocated a room in the castle.
This trip marked a significant occasion for Harry, who journeyed to London to deliver a speech for the WellChild Awards. More poignantly, the visit coincided with the first death anniversary of his beloved grandmother, celebrated on September 8th. While Prince Harry honored her memory, it became evident that he had no permanent abode in his homeland.
The Telegraph illuminated the situation further, revealing challenges surrounding security arrangements for the Duke's stay. Following an unsuccessful legal bid in May, Prince Harry no longer has U.K. police protection. This absence raised concerns during his recent visit, although he did succeed in paying his respects at his grandmother's grave.
Prince Harry's UK Housing Dilemma
Compounding this narrative of displacement, Harry and his wife Meghan Markle faced eviction from their residence at Frogmore Cottage earlier this year. This residence, a wedding present from the late Queen, was formally vacated by the couple in May, leaving them without a U.K. base.
Sources have since indicated that for future visits, Prince Harry is expected to provide advance notice. This protocol will enable suitable lodging preparations. Speculation arose, with The Sunday Times suggesting that Kensington Palace, where Prince William and Kate Middleton reside, might offer an apartment to Harry.
However, these assumptions were promptly addressed by Buckingham Palace. Dismissing the circulating theories, officials denied that Prince Charles would be under any obligation to accommodate Prince Harry at Kensington Palace, labeling such claims as baseless.
The Duke's recent experiences underscore the evolving dynamics within the royal family, highlighting the complexities of balancing personal relationships with institutional responsibilities.