The Duke of Sussex was granted permission to appeal this week following a February ruling over his safety in the UK.

 

Speaking to GB News, Mr Levin slammed the royal family's "arrogance" during the legal battle, with Harry allegedly trying to "jump ahead" to speed up the appeal hearing.

Judge Bean told the prince that "his position gives him no right to skip a turn."

Regarding reports that the request to expedite the appeal hearing was due to Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's "planned world tour," Levin said Prince Harry is "not well enough to go ahead of everyone else in the VIP group."

She claimed it was "arrogant" for Prince Harry to "travel around the world on taxpayers' money".

She added: "I think if we went around the world on taxpayer money, this country would go completely crazy."

Sharing his speculations about locations on their reported world tour, Levin claimed the couple may be spending a lot of time in "Africa" ​​following the success of their visit to Nigeria.