Duke’s Team Restricts Event Location Over Fear of Targeted Threats
Prince Harry’s security concerns have led his team to impose strict restrictions on the disclosure of the WellChild awards location, prohibiting the event’s venue from being shared publicly or beyond a close circle.
Harry’s team has instructed WellChild organizers not to reveal the venue details until the day of the event, citing fears that the Duke could become a target. “Harry is very concerned about his security in the UK, and his team has requested that the location not be shared with anyone until the day of the event,” a source revealed.
This heightened security follows Harry’s revelation in his memoir, Spare, where he disclosed having killed 25 Taliban fighters during his military service in Afghanistan. “Because of those comments, he will always be a target. That’s something he only has himself to blame,” the source added.
The increased caution contrasts with Harry’s recent unpublicized trip to the UK for a memorial service at St Mary’s Church, where he stayed at Althorp estate with his uncle, Earl Spencer. Despite this visit, Harry reportedly did not receive full support from the Home Office, as the trip did not meet the required 28-day notice period for security arrangements.
With the WellChild awards attracting significant public attention, Harry’s team has taken additional precautions to ensure his safety, reflecting ongoing concerns about his vulnerability during public events in the UK.
