Past Drug Admissions Stir Concerns Over U.S. Visa Amid Scrutiny
The Duke of Sussex has openly reflected on his tumultuous teenage years, including his experimentation with drugs, as detailed in his memoir Spare. One lesser-known detail from his time at Eton has now come to light—his nickname "Hash Harry," which royal historian Robert Lacey attributes to the noticeable smell of cannabis drifting from his dorm room.
While the Duke has acknowledged using marijuana during his Eton years, he later admitted to trying harder drugs as he struggled with the emotional fallout from the tragic death of his mother, Princess Diana. These candid revelations could now lead to potential legal challenges regarding his U.S. visa status, with concerns being raised about whether high-profile individuals like Harry are receiving preferential treatment.
In his memoir, Harry described his early experiences with drug use and how he and his friends would organise smoking sessions in a bathroom at Eton, painting a vivid picture of their youthful escapades. These admissions continue to cast a shadow over his public image and may complicate his current legal standing.
