Prince Harry gets major update on King Charles meeting over security row 

Prince Harry is entitled to sit down with his father, King Charles, in a private setting and ask questions related to security issues amid threats.

The Duke of Sussex left the world stunned with his historic decision to move back to the UK with Meghan Markle and their two kids, Archie and Lilibet.

However, he has not been given taxpayer-funded security.

Now, royal expert Jennie Bond delivered a positive message to Harry, stating that away from the public eye, he can meet his father and express his concerns. 

In conversation with the Mirror, she said, "I suppose the problem is that the longer he and his family stay here with no taxpayer-funded security, the weaker his case may seem. And the public will take note of that.

"However, things could change in an instant if Harry or his family were targeted. And there’s no denying that his risk level — given his high profile and military background — must be significant."

Jennie highlighted two important points. The first is: if Harry can pay for his and his family's luxurious lifestyle, then why not for the security?

And if it is not the case, then the royal commentator said, "...I personally believe he does deserve a moderate level of taxpayer-funded security... I also think there must be some way in which either he or the King could contribute to the public purse in place of some of the taxes which might go towards Harry’s security. It surely can’t be rocket science?"

Moreover, Jennie said that Harry is 'entitled' to talk to his father about the security row and "hopefully he will soon get some answers."

In the meantime, the royal expert advised the Sussexes to keep a low profile.