Prince Harry makes fresh statement after extending olive branch to royals

Prince Harry released a fresh statement after discussing his security case verdict in a bombshell interview. 

For the unversed, the Duke of Sussex suffered a big legal setback after the UK court dismissed his plea to grant him official security when he travels to his homeland, especially with his family. 

During a headline-making conversation on BBC, Harry expressed his devastation over the verdict but also extended an olive branch to the royal family with 'reconciliation' comment. 

As soon as the interview went on air, the former working royal issued a detailed statement in which he made shocking claims about the involvement of people from the 'royal household' in his security case. 

In a message, Harry penned, "Throughout 2020 and 2021, I attempted to resolve this issue privately, even offering to independently cover the costs of necessary and effective police protection in order to keep me and my family safe."

"No one responded directly to me about my offer when I made it and even though I challenged the refusal to let me pay, my legal claim failed,"

King Charles' son said that taking "legal action" was his last option which also  uncovered "shocking truths, starting with the fact that the Royal Household are key decision-makers on RAVEC and my sole representation for matters regarding my safety."

"In this process, I've also learned the names of all those involved, many of whom retired immediately after playing their part," he stated. 

At the end of his message, Harry shared that the love he has for his homeland will remain the same and vowed to continue his charitable work.  

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