Prince Harry is continuing his legal battle against the UK government for taxpayer-funded security, seeking to restore police protection for himself, Meghan Markle, and their children during visits to the UK. Despite a previous ruling against him, Harry's appeal is set for April next year, with sources indicating that this security issue has strained his relationship with King Charles. Former royal protection officer Dick Griffin criticized Harry's claims, suggesting that if he truly needed protection, he could rely on his father's comprehensive security. Royal experts have noted that Harry may need to reconcile with the monarchy before regaining any welcome in the UK, highlighting concerns about his potential media disclosures. As Harry pushes forward with his legal fight, he faces criticism for his perceived entitlement and the costs incurred to taxpayers. The ongoing situation reflects a complex personal and legal struggle for Harry, amid reports of his father's health issues and their estrangement.