**💥 Prince Harry's UK Visit BLOCKED: Strict Security Rules Could Force Him to Miss Uncle's Funeral! 💔**

 💥 Prince Harry's UK Visit BLOCKED: Strict Security Rules Could Force Him to Miss Uncle's Funeral! 💔

Prince Harry may have to miss his uncle Robert Fellowes' funeral next week due to strict security rules imposed by the UK Home Office. These rules require Harry's team to give 28 days' advance notice before he visits the UK so that an appropriate security plan can be put in place. Because of this requirement, Harry is finding it difficult to make last-minute trips to the UK, even for important family events like funerals.

A source close to Harry shared that the 28-day notice rule has made it hard for him to visit the UK spontaneously, which has put a strain on his relationships with friends and family there. Although his UK-based friends are eager to spend more time with him, the need for advance planning means he can only visit for special occasions or events that are planned well in advance.

The source explained that Harry had no plans to visit the UK this summer, so when unexpected events like a funeral come up, it becomes very challenging to arrange a trip. When asked if the government would make an exception for a family funeral, a spokesperson for the Home Office said that the UK's security system is strict and fair, and it would not be appropriate to comment on individual cases as it could compromise security.

However, there have been times when Harry decided to return to the UK despite these challenges. For example, he attended the funeral of Queen Elizabeth II in September 2022, which was a heavily guarded event. He also returned to the UK when his father, King Charles, announced he had cancer.

Despite these visits, the ongoing security concerns have significantly affected Harry's relationships with his close friends and family in the UK. The source mentioned that Harry has had to miss several events he was invited to because of the security issues. This has led to the nickname "the uninvitables" being given to Harry and his wife, Meghan Markle, as it is often difficult to get them to attend anything in the UK.

The source expressed regret that these security rules have caused Harry and Meghan to suffer, as they are not to blame for the situation. The Home Office's decision to downgrade Harry's security has made it harder for him to maintain his relationships with his loved ones in the UK.

Last month, it was exclusively reported that Harry and Meghan put their plans to find a home in the UK on hold due to fears about their family's safety. Harry has spoken openly about his concerns for Meghan's safety, especially in light of the negative tabloid coverage she has received. In an interview for the ITV documentary *Tabloids on Trial* last month, Harry, now 39, said he is worried that his wife could be targeted in the UK by someone acting on what they have read in the tabloids. He mentioned fears of an acid or knife attack and stated that this is one of the reasons he is hesitant to bring Meghan back to the UK.

Since stepping back as a working member of the Royal Family in 2020, Harry has lived in the United States with Meghan and their children. The UK government has stated that Harry's security, when in the UK, should be paid for privately unless he is attending official royal events or is with the Royal Family.

As of now, the Sussexes' spokesperson has not commented on the situation. However, it is clear that the security issues have made it increasingly difficult for Harry to visit the UK, impacting his ability to attend important family events and maintain relationships with those he cares about. This latest situation with his uncle's funeral highlights the ongoing challenges he faces when trying to balance his life in the US with his ties to the UK.