"Sir Richard Mottram ultimately saw no merit, therefore, in conducting a formal RMB process for [Harry]. The decision to consider the case for [redacted text] was, in Sir Richard’s view, a flexible and tailored approach, which better matched [Harry's] revised circumstances."

If there’s one Royal couple that seems to be going strong, it’s Prince Harry and Meghan Markle. Even as rumors swirl about Prince William and Kate Middleton’s marriage and reports speculate on the state of Prince Harry’s relationship with his father,

Chelsy Davy's friend shaded Prince Harry before her wedding to Sam Cutmore-Scott. The comment comes amid Meghan Markle relationship rumors.

The Home Office is reviewing Prince Harry's threat level, and a security expert tells Newsweek they may have new information.

Prince Harry's got jokes! While delivering a speech at the British American Business Council Los Angeles' 65th Christmas Luncheon, the Duke of Sussex poked fun at the royal family. Keep reading to see what he said.

Prince Harry's U.K. security review approved after successful appeal against government. Expert says this opens door for his return with Meghan Markle and children.

In an interview, in May, following the failure of his appeal, Harry implied to the BBC that he believed his father, King Charles, could influence matters. (The palace has consistently denied that the King, 77, has the power to have that security reinstated.)

The UK’s Royal and VIP Executive Committee (RAVEC) is now conducting a full-scale review of the duke’s security to reassess his threat level, according to the US Sun.

While Meghan reportedly brushes off the criticism as “just noise,” Harry is said to take the attacks more personally and remains intensely protective of his wife.

Prince Harry is flexing his comedic skills. During an appearance on The Late Show with Stephen Colbert, the Duke of Sussex trolled United States President Donald Trump in a holiday-themed skit.

People sometimes ask if growing up with the royal family was a bit like [show creator Julian Fellowes’] Downton Abbey,'” he said at a luncheon.