Donald Trump made it obvious at his inauguration on Monday that he is here to make changes, from renaming the Gulf of Mexico to leaving the World Health Organisation. And for one prince in particular, Mr Trump’s hardline stance might be problematic.
In 2024, US judge Carl Nichols ruled that Prince Harry's visa application information would stay top secret as there was no need for it to be made public. This came after a conservative think tank in Washington questioned the royal's eligibility to enter the US in 2020 after he discussed his legal drug use in his memoir, Spare.
