Renowned author Christopher Anderson asserts that Prince Harry is unlikely to pursue US citizenship, fearing further estrangement from his family amidst ongoing tensions.
In an interview with Fox News, Anderson, author of the book The King: The Life of Charles III, posited that Prince Harry's decision to refrain from seeking US citizenship stems from a desire to avoid exacerbating the existing familial divide.
"There is really no earthly reason why, after being accused of turning his back on his family and his country, Harry would want to twist the knife by seeking U.S. citizenship," Anderson remarked.
The acclaimed royal commentator emphasized the potential consequences of such a move, suggesting that it could prompt King Charles to contemplate stripping Harry of his royal titles, thereby intensifying the rift within the family.
Anderson further noted the lack of discernible benefits for Prince Harry in pursuing US citizenship, highlighting the challenges and complexities it could entail.
Reflecting on Prince Harry's recent interview with Good Morning America (GMA), Anderson suggested that the Duke of Sussex appeared taken aback by questions regarding his potential citizenship status, indicating a degree of uncertainty surrounding the topic.
While Prince Harry acknowledged considering US citizenship during the interview, he emphasized that it is not a priority for him at present.
As Prince Harry navigates his transition to life in America, his decision regarding citizenship underscores the delicate balance between personal aspirations and familial obligations, reflecting his ongoing efforts to mend fractured relationships within the royal sphere.
