The Duke of Sussex has changed his official place of residence from the United Kingdom to the United States. Prince Harry’s main residence has been changed in the records of his sustainable tourism company, Travalyst. The change came when King Charles asked the Sussexes to leave Frogmore Cottage, the property on the Windsor Estate given to them by the queen.
Although the new primary residence records were changed on June 29, 2023, they were only added to the electronic records of the company Travalyst, of which Prince Harry is a director and founder, this week, The Telegraph reports. In the document, in the part that refers to “New country/State of habitual residence”, where “United Kingdom” was registered, you can now read “United States of America”.
In 2020, the Duke and Duchess of Sussex stepped away from royalty, leaving royal duties and moving from the United Kingdom to California. The date the addresses were registered. The change coincides with King Charles’ request to vacate the property. On the Windsor Estate, Frogmore Cottage, a wedding gift from the Queen, royal watchers argue. The event was a disappointment for the couple, who consider the country house as the “only place they have left as a safe space” for themselves and their children.
This could be a way for Prince Harry show your sorrow, says royal author Phil Dampier. “As always with Harry, you can read a lot into his actions,” he told The Sun, quoted by The Telegraph, highlighting that this is a way of stating that “being expelled from Frogmore Cottage hurt him deeply” and that he ” you accept”. that your life is in the United States.”
The news comes after the Duke of Sussex lost an attempt to appeal against the British Home Office, which wants police protection to be withdrawn because he went abroad. On the other hand, a judge ordered the US government to have the Prince surrender his duke visa, due to the revelation he made in his memoirs about having used drugs. Harry had already expressed his desire to have American citizenship.
Prince Harry loses court case over police protection
Text edited by Sara Antunes de Oliveira
Source: Observadora
