Prince Harry 'sincerely scared' for family's safety on UK return, expert claims

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Prince Harry is reportedly "scared" for the safety of his family upon their return to the UK next week, a royal expert has claimed. The Duke Of Sussex, 37, stepped back as a senior working member of the Royal Family and moved to California in 2020 alongside his wife Meghan Markle, with the pair giving up their right to publicly-funded security.

However the Prince has been engulfed in legal woes after the Home Office refused to allow him to pay for his own police protection whilst he visits the UK.READ MORE: Prince Harry feels late mum Princess Diana 'still talks to him', biographer reveals But despite rumored skepticism over his alleged motive behind his actions, in a new interview with The Daily Star, Royal expert Kinsey Schofield has claimed Prince Harry is "sincerely concerned" about the safety of his family.The Fox and Friends contributor has claimed that Harry's worries stemmed from his chaotic childhood as his late mother Princess Diana was constantly surrounded by photographers.She explained: "I don't think Harry is being manipulative about the security thing at all.

I think Harry is sincerely scared. I think Harry is sincerely concerned for his for his safety and for the safety of his family"Kinsey added: "because as a child his mom pulls over and sobbed uncontrollably because she can't control all of the men that are following their car.

And he is sitting there and maybe his booster seat, completely unable to do anything about that situation."The talkTV commentator also claimed that Harry was taught to be protective of those around him from a young age and these values make him more "hypersensitive" about his family now.Kinsey explained to The Daily Star: "As a man, you are raised being told that you need to.