The Duke of Sussex, who has recently heightened his security after making claims in his memoir "Spare", has been warned of the potential for public mockery and threats during his visit to the UK.
During a recent trip to New York, Harry was accompanied by security guards carrying Glock lockboxes. Some experts have expressed concern that his presence could pose a security risk to the royal family. In addition, there are concerns that he may face public ridicule over his claims and allegations in "Spare". Harry's younger brother could also face a hostile reception if he appears in public, as he has become a source of amusement to some.
Furthermore, Meghan and Harry's popularity in the UK has declined further after their public statements and actions against the royal family. Harry's claims in his book, such as losing his virginity and his experiences with drugs, have caused much amusement. Even the desire for privacy by the couple has been the subject of ridicule, as seen in an episode of South Park.
Experts suggest that Harry may also receive a chilly reception from other members of the royal family during the coronation. The Duke of Sussex is also currently involved in a legal battle with the Home Office at the London High Court, and there are concerns that he may end up being placed under "house arrest" during his visit to the UK.
