In a surprise show of support, Piers Morgan has backed Prince Harry, after the Duke of Sussex was 'banned' from wearing military uniform to mourn his grandmother Queen Elizabeth II, before a u-turn on Thursday, stating he will be given 'special exemption' to do so as a mark of respect.
Prince Harry and wife Meghan Markle were in the UK at the time of Her Majesty's passing on Thursday, September 8 at the age of 96, with Harry travelling up to Balmoral, tragically arriving at the Scottish estate hours after her death.
The Duke of Sussex has been in attendance at key events over the past week, joining brother William and his wife Kate, alongside Meghan at Windsor Castle on Saturday, to speak to crowds and look at floral tributes left in memory of the Queen., Harry was then alongside William, the new Prince of Wales, as a Royal party walked behind Her Majesty's coffin as it made its way from Buckingham Palace to Westminster Hall, where it is now lying in state until her funeral.