President Trump on Friday said he doesn't intend to deport Prince Harry who is the subject of a lawsuit seeking his immigration records after he admitted to past illegal drug use.

Prince Harry responded to the USA's 47th President, Donald Trump's, recent remarks about Meghan Markle. As reported by The Telegraph, the Duke of Sussex criticised the 'weak moral character in the world' during his speech at the Invictus Games

In the past, Trump has expressed his wish to deport the prince and frequently questioned his immigration status

In a new book, palace staffers reveal that Meghan had to reassess her assumptions about ‘this strange new family’ when she learned that royal life wasn’t all about

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle made a dazzling appearance at the opening ceremony of the Invictus Games in Vancouver's BC Place Stadium. As they enjoyed the performances by Katy Perry,

President Donald Trump has revealed that he doesn't intend to deport the Duke of Sussex Prince Harry from the country.

Donald Trump has ruled out deporting the Duke of Sussex from the US, claiming the royal has “enough problems with his wife”, Meghan, whom he said was “terrible”.

Prince Harry reportedly lost touch with his longtime friend Jack Whitehall, the comedian claimed during a podcast interview.

The British actor and comedian has revealed on the Jase & Lauren show, that he was pals with the Duke of Sussex during their wild party days, but he got "dropped" after the royal became coupled up with the former Suits actress in 2016.

One source has claimed that Prince Harry has "regrets" over the breakdown of some of his friendships in the UK.

Since moving to California, Prince Harry has faced challenges in maintaining his social circle. Insiders report he misses his old friends in UK.