Prince Harry’s fierce security battle stems from a deep-rooted belief of injustice within the system.

Prince Harry is pushing harder than ever to win his legal fight against the Home Office, driven by a powerful sense of injustice and a desire to protect his family.

The Duke of Sussex’s battle centres on his demand for taxpayer-funded security when he visits the UK. Royal expert Jennie Bond told OK! magazine that Harry feels genuinely wronged by the system and views this case as a vital stand for his rights and his family’s safety.

“I think Harry is sincere when he says he wants his children to know and understand their heritage,” Bond said. “He has said publicly that he wants his father and his brother back in his life.”

Yet behind that emotional appeal lies a deeper anger, with the issue of security acting like a “red rag to a bull,” according to Bond.

“He says it is more important than any of his other legal battles,” she added. “He has a deep-rooted sense of injustice – he believes there was some kind of conspiracy to keep him ‘trapped’ within the Royal Family and to prevent him and his family from leaving the UK. And he seems intent on proving that to be the case.”

Harry’s clash with the Home Office is the latest in a string of legal disputes he has taken on since stepping back from royal duties. However, insiders say that none of the others carry the emotional weight of the security row.

The Duke has long maintained that his personal safety, and that of his wife Meghan and their two children, Archie and Lilibet, must not be compromised. He has argued that as a member of the Royal Family by birth, he should be entitled to official protection, especially given the threats he continues to face.

His court fight has become deeply personal, seen not only as a matter of security but as a stand against what he perceives to be a system that failed him.

Meanwhile, preparations are under way for a far happier occasion: the birthday of Prince Archie. The couple’s eldest son is set to celebrate with a magical party organised by Meghan, with Bond predicting a tasteful and charming affair.

“I’m sure Harry and Meghan will make his birthday magical,” she said. “Meghan will obviously make it all very pretty and tasteful as well!”

The couple, now living in California, are known for keeping their children’s celebrations private, preferring understated events with close friends and family rather than extravagant royal traditions.

Nevertheless, Harry’s ongoing battle looms in the background, and his determination to win suggests that this dispute with the Home Office is unlikely to fade away quietly.

Bond’s comments reveal a Prince still deeply hurt by his past experiences within the institution he once called home. While he speaks openly of reconciliation with his father, King Charles III, and brother, Prince William, the fierce energy behind his legal battles hints at wounds that remain raw.

For Harry, the fight over security is about far more than logistics — it is about dignity, safety, and vindication.

As he marks another milestone in his son’s life, Harry continues to wage his own war for the future he believes he, Meghan, and their children deserve.