Former Royal Security Guard Warns Prince Harry Faces 'Genuine Security Threats' Upon UK Return
A former royal security guard, Simon Morgan, has urged Prince Harry and Meghan Markle to exercise caution following their return to the UK, citing 'genuine security threats.' Morgan, a former Met Police bodyguard, stated that the threat to the UK and its assets, including the Royal Family, is 'severe.' He advised the couple to be 'discreet and unobtrusive' to avoid unsettling their environment. Morgan pointed to Prince Harry's public discussion of killing Taliban fighters in his memoir as a source of 'genuine security threats' and noted that his celebrity status and wealth create 'perceived risks.' He also observed that the Sussexes' high visibility has alienated large sections of the public, leading to varied opinions. Morgan emphasized the need for an adaptable security plan, citing the couple's decision to pull their children from a new school due to security concerns as an example of necessary adjustments.
