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According to Donald Trump, the residence visa could now be Prince Harry's downfall.
Meghan Markle warned him, explains the expert.
London – You cannot deny that Prince Harry (39) has a certain talent for getting himself into trouble.
With a loud drum roll, the Duke of Sussex announced his resignation from the crown in 2020.
Shortly afterwards he emigrated to the USA with his wife Meghan Markle (42), where he has since been building a new life with her and his two children in Montecito, California.
But that could quickly come to an end, not only for him, but also for his family.
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In his memoirs “Reserve” (Penguin Verlag, January 10, 2023), the 39-year-old revealed that he had experimented with cocaine, cannabis and psychedelic mushrooms.
Speaking to “GBN America,” host Nana Akua, 52, pointed out that it was a “very stupid thing,” and royal expert Angela Levin agreed.
She “doesn’t understand” why Prince Harry did it.
She found the words very clear: “Harry was an idiot to write that in his book 'Spare'.
Anyone with any sense knows that you should never do that,” Levin continued.
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The nobility expert with a focus on British royals continued: “I’m surprised that Meghan wasn’t bothered by it while reading it.
I know she looked at the whole book and told him, don't write that in there because it might be awkward in the future.
Why do this to yourself?”.
Drug confession in Prince Harry's book “Spare”: cocaine and mushrooms
According to a passage in his book, Prince Harry is said to have taken cocaine at the age of 17.
According to Sky News, the 39-year-old wrote in his memoirs that he was offered the drug on a hunting weekend and then did coke even more frequently.
“It wasn't a lot of fun or made me particularly happy like it does for others, but it made me feel different and that was my main goal.
To feel something.
To be different,” Prince Harry wrote about his drug experience.
He was a teenager who wanted to rebel against the establishment - at least that's how he explained it to himself.
In addition, Harry reports a mushroom experience when he took magic mushrooms in California in 2016.
While intoxicated, it was reported that he saw a head growing in a trash can in the bathroom.
Angela Levin claims Meghan advised Prince Harry against addressing the drug chapter in Spare
It wouldn't have hurt the book if Harry's drug report hadn't been included, but it hurts his family when they lose their father because he can no longer be with his children and his American wife.
The children grew up in Montecito, son Archie (4) spent his first year of life in London, but the Mountbatten native, who was renamed from Sussex, probably no longer remembers that.
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Prince Harry could have easily avoided the tense situation by leaving out his drug confession in his book Spare.
Meghan certainly advised him against it, suspects expert Levin (photo montage).
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The fact is: Anyone applying for a visa to live and work in the USA must answer sensitive questions truthfully with “yes” or “no” when applying.
Among other things, the question of whether you are or were a drug addict.
If Harry answered “no” to the document, things could now get uncomfortable for the father of two.
In an exclusive interview earlier this week, Donald Trump told Nigel Farage: "We need to see if they know anything about the drugs and if he lied, they need to take appropriate action."
Sources used:
gbnews.com