Prince Harry Faces Deportation Threat: Mysterious Meeting Between William and Trump in Paris Sparks Uproar!
Paris/Montecito – Prince Harry (40) left the royal family in 2020 and has since aired quite a bit of dirty laundry. He must have felt the weight of this reality when he looked upon Paris as Notre Dame Cathedral reopened its doors. Meanwhile, Prince William (42) met with future U.S. President Donald Trump (78), whose inauguration in January 2025 could potentially upend Harry’s life.
From an expert’s perspective, Prince Harry’s lavish lifestyle in California could come to an abrupt end without a visa. Experts suggest the Duke of Sussex is treading on “thin ice.” During his campaign, Donald Trump publicly stated that Harry would have to “fend for himself” if re-elected. In his memoir Spare, Harry admitted to drug use. If this conflicts with information on his previous immigration documents, he could face legal repercussions and, in a worst-case scenario, deportation.
Prince Harry likely swallowed hard as news broke, given his long-standing feud with his brother. Shortly after the Prince of Wales and the President-elect were welcomed back to the office, the message was clear. In the opening seconds of their meeting, the New York-born Trump praised William, stating he was doing a “fantastic job.” The 40-minute “warm” and “friendly” conversation at the British ambassador’s residence provided ample opportunity to discuss Harry, if it wasn’t already a point of mutual interest.
What Went Down Between Prince William and Donald Trump in Paris
Donald Trump expressed admiration for the Prince of Wales, saying he was doing “a fantastic job” during their second meeting in Paris on Saturday. Their previous meeting had taken place in 2019 during Trump’s state visit to the UK.
At the ambassador’s residence, the two discussed a wide range of global issues, with a particular focus on the importance of the special relationship between the UK and the U.S., according to Kensington Palace.
The palace further noted that Trump shared “some warm and beautiful memories” of his late grandmother, Queen Elizabeth II (96, †2022), which the 42-year-old heir to the throne was “deeply grateful” to hear.
A Stinging Blow to Prince Harry
However, the lengthy conversation wasn’t just a figurative slap in the face for Prince Harry; it also underscored a clear power dynamic. While Prince William mingled with political heavyweights like host Emmanuel Macron (46) at Saturday evening’s event (December 7), Harry remained ensconced in the glitz and fleeting allure of Hollywood.
Among the 1,500 dignitaries present in Paris were U.S. First Lady Jill Biden (73), Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky (46), Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni (47), Prince Albert of Monaco (64), and former French Presidents François Hollande (70) and Nicolas Sarkozy (69).
A Continued Rift with the Royal Family
There are no signs of reconciliation with the British royal family yet. On the contrary, Prince Harry has not been invited to the family Christmas gathering at Sandringham. Royal family experts also do not foresee a favorable prognosis for reconciliation, as the documentary The Missing Prince vividly underscores.
