Prince Harry is said to have flown to England in a private jet from the United States, it is rumored. What's behind it?
Did Prince Harry fly to England without Duchess Meghan and Baby Archie?
Prince Harry, 35, and Duchess Meghan, 38, were last seen in London on March 9. On their last appearance as senior royals, they attended a service at Westminster Abbey with Queen Elizabeth, 94, and other members of the royal family. The couple are said to have moved on to Canada from there and to Los Angeles before March 21 – the day Canada and the United States closed their border due to the outbreak of the coronavirus for unnecessary travel.
Flight data now give rise to the suspicion that Harry will be back in England after more than three months. The portal "Flightaware.com" shows that a twin-engine private jet left Los Angeles on Saturday (June 20) and landed in Farnborough on Sunday (June 21). The private airport about 60 kilometers southwest of London was used by Harry and Meghan in the summer of 2019 to fly to Nice on vacation.
Eyewitnesses also report on Instagram that Harry was at the airport in Los Angeles without Meghan and Archie, but instead with two Royal Protection Officers.
Why Harry left for England is also discussed. Some think it is because of his visa. A tourist visa is sufficient for a maximum of 90 days. If Harry had flown from Canada to the United States on March 20, he would have been in the United States for 92 days starting June 20, so it is high time to leave. Background: In spite of being married to an American, you cannot work without further application permits and you can also be in the United States. His royal status does not help Harry there either.
Perhaps, in the event of an incident, Harry is simply on a family visit or has to deal with other matters in his old home.
Sources used: flightaware.com, Instagram
This article originally appeared on Gala.de.