At the Sandringham Summit after Megxit, Harry was told point blank by the royal family that he would lose his security protection if he left the royal family in that way.
Snapshot · The Megyn Kelly Show
At the Sandringham Summit after Megxit, Harry was told point blank by the royal family that he would lose his security protection if he left the royal family in that way.
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At 1:25:50 · chapter starts 1:24:00
Kelly sets up the segment by noting Harry and Meghan are bringing Archie and Lilibet to the UK, an obvious attention play for a couple who otherwise show little desire to spend time with their children. Dan Wootton's clip methodically outlines what was offered at Sandringham — a South Africa posting, Governor General of Australia, a Canada role — all rejected when Meghan made clear it was about money [1] — Dan Wootton "At the Sandringham Summit, Harry was told face-to-face: leave the royal family this way and you lose your security. He left anyway. Now he'…" 1:25:00 . Kelly then reads from the document Harry's security firm produced claiming 6 terror plots with 5 originating in the UK, to general mockery. Callahan raises reports that Harry wants to stay at Althorp and that cameras are likely coming for another Netflix production, arguing the entire visit is a content-generation exercise at the expense of King Charles's dwindling time and William and Catherine's patience.
At the Sandringham Summit, Harry was told face-to-face: leave the royal family this way and you lose your security. He left anyway. Now he's crying about it and releasing documents claiming 6 terrorist plots against him — documents produced by his own private security company.
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