Prince Harry’s US visa faces complications due to his memoir revelations on drug use

Prince Harry’s visa situation in the US has become a source of concern after his memoir, Spare, revealed controversial admissions about his past drug use. His confessions on cocaine and marijuana intake have reportedly caught the attention of the new US President, Donald Trump, and raised questions about the Duke’s eligibility to stay in the country.

The Duke of Sussex, who has long lived in California with his wife Meghan Markle, may now face challenges in maintaining his visa status due to the scrutiny over his memoir. Speaking on the matter, reporter Bronte Coy referred to the situation as “concerning,” especially with the increased attention from the US administration.

“The new US President has made no secret about his position on it,” Coy said. “He’s been asked about it many times over the years, and this issue seems unlikely to go away.”

Adding to the complexity, the Heritage Foundation, a conservative think tank, has been actively lobbying for Harry’s visa application to be made public. They have urged President Trump to intervene, arguing that the case is about holding Harry accountable.

“This is about accountability, and no one is above the law,” the expert explained. The growing public pressure on the case may intensify the situation, especially as Trump’s administration is expected to address the issue, though it is unclear how seriously the White House will engage with it.

For now, Prince Harry is advised to keep a low profile in the US, as the legal and political landscape surrounding his visa remains uncertain. This ongoing saga is not just about the Duke’s personal life but also reflects broader discussions about accountability and the power of public influence.