Prince Harry has landed in hot water as a security expert has pointed out a “staggering hypocrisy” in his claim that he’s unsafe in the U.K. without taxpayer-funded security.
It was revealed that Harry ordered a Deliveroo takeaway to his pal Lord Charles Vivian’s private home during the Duke of Sussex’s visit to the UK in 2023.
His late mother Princess Diana’s former bodyguard Ken Wharfe, has slammed the move, noting that Harry can’t be unsafe in the country if he can order delivery to a home while staying in it.
“For someone who insists he’s a high-level security target, it’s unbelievable that he’d let an unknown person approach a private residence with no proper checks. It flies in the face of every precaution trained professionals would recommend,” Wharfe told The Sun.
He added: “You can’t cry about being left vulnerable and then casually invite Deliveroo to the door. It’s either naive, reckless, or both.”
The Duke made the delivery error right after he attended the Invictus Games anniversary service at St Paul’s Cathedral, surrounded by his American bodyguards.
During his interview after he lost the security case against the Home Office, Prince Harry noted that the “the other side have won in keeping me unsafe,” and said he can’t bring his wife Meghan Markle, and their kids, Prince Archie and Princess Lilibet to the U.K. as they’d be unsafe.