Prince Harry Faces Renewed US Visa Scrutiny While Sandringham Takes a Surprising Step
King Charles’ Sandringham estate issued an unexpected update just as Prince Harry’s US visa case was reopened, adding to the Duke of Sussex’s mounting tensions.
The Duke, who had seemingly put his two-year legal battle behind him, now finds himself back in court five months after the case was initially ruled upon. With the new US administration in place, concerns over how his visa status will be handled have resurfaced, casting uncertainty over his future in America.
Meanwhile, Harry and King Charles have had no known direct contact since the monarch personally informed his son of his cancer diagnosis last year. Despite earlier speculation that Harry and Meghan might reunite with the royal family at Sandringham over Christmas, no such meeting took place.
In a surprising move, the Sandringham estate made a brief yet cryptic announcement on Instagram, stating:
"The Sandringham restaurant will be closed today."
No further details were provided, sparking speculation that the closure could be linked to ongoing renovations, as the King has been focused on modernizing royal residences for greater sustainability.
With Harry facing renewed legal uncertainty in the US and Charles pressing ahead with estate plans, the latest developments highlight the continued distance between father and son.
