• Prince Harry’s autobiography “Spare” sparked anger among his father, King Charles, and brother, Prince William.
• They questioned his invitation to the coronation.
• After the book’s publication, Prince William objected to the invitation.

Prince Harry enraged his father, King Charles, and brother, Prince William, by making a series of claims against them in his autobiography “Spare” earlier this year.

The book was published just months before King Charles’ coronation, but the king decided to invite his son despite the differences because he believed the Duke of Sussex’s absence would be more problematic than his own.

Following the publication of the book, the British media reported that Prince William objected to his father’s decision to invite Harry to the coronation.

According to reports, King Charles asked Archbishop of Canterbury Justin Welby to persuade his sons to attend the coronation.

During his brief visit to the UK, Harry attended the coronation and reunited with his family who had remained in the United States.

Supporters of the Royal Family were hoping for the best after the Heritage Foundation filed a complaint alleging that the Duke lied about his drug use on his visa application.

The Heritage Foundation used the Freedom of Information Act (Foia) to request that the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) release Harry’s visa application.

It claims that there is “intense public interest” in whether he was treated unfairly during the application process.

The US government, according to express.co.uk, has refused to divulge details of Prince Harry’s visa application, claiming his “right to privacy.”

This comes after the Department of Homeland Security previously declined to publish the information despite a public outcry about his drug usage, citing the fact that visa applications might be denied if an applicant admits to using drugs.

The initial refusal noted that because the 38-year-old is a “public figure,” he does not “forego all rights to privacy.”

In his book, Prince Harry admits to using marijuana, cocaine, and hallucinogenic mushrooms.

According to Express.co.uk, foreigners who admit to using narcotics and seek to enter or relocate to the United States may encounter a number of obstacles.

Although it is not a clear and fast law, applications can be declined due to drug use.

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