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Meghan Markle shared a black-and-white photo of Prince Harry and their children.<\/p>\n
The photo was posted one day after Harry\u2019s security request was denied.<\/p>\n
Prince Harry’s legal battle for UK security funding was ruled against him.<\/p>\n
Meghan Markle posted a black-and-white photograph of Prince Harry and their children at their Montecito residence, a day after her husband’s request to restore his security in the United Kingdom was turned down.<\/p>\n
The Duchess of Sussex, 43, posted the photo on Saturday, May 3, in what appeared to be a show of support.<\/p>\n
The photo had Prince Harry walking hand in hand with Prince Archie, his back to the camera; Lilibet, their daughter, sat on his shoulders in what looked like the garden of their Montecito home.<\/p>\n
\nThe post came after Prince Harry, 40, revealed he lost his protracted legal battle to keep taxpayer-funded security arrangements in the UK, the New York Post<\/a> reported.<\/p>\n The Duke of Sussex claimed that his security was wrongfully terminated after leaving royal duties and relocating to the US in 2020.<\/p>\n The legal panel that made the ruling stated that Harry should not be granted publicly funded security because he no longer has royal responsibilities.<\/p>\n In an interview with the BBC, Prince Harry expressed his continued hope for a reconciliation with his family despite several “disagreements, differences”. He said he was “devastated” by the ruling of the court.<\/p>\n Following the Friday ruling, Harry said, “The United Kingdom is my birthplace and will always be part of who I am.”<\/p>\n Prince Harry contested the government’s decision to reduce his protection but lost his initial lawsuit against the Royal and VIP Executive Committee [RAVEC] in February 2024, PEOPLE<\/a> reported.<\/p>\n