Prince Harry can breathe freely in Montecito, because President Donald Trump has ruled out deporting the self-exiled British royal.

Prince Harry appeared to up the ante in his simmering feud with Donald Trump Sunday, making a fire-breathing speech to open the Invictus Games in Canada in which he said the competitors' “courage, values and humanity” deserved special respect at a time “when there is no shortage of crises,

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 apparently took a veiled swipe at Donald Trump, hours after the US President labelled his wife “terrible”. A tense situation has arisen between the Duke and Duchess of Sussex and Trump since the latter was re-elected – not only because it’s well known that neither side is a fan of the other,

Prince Harry was addressing a crowd of 40,000 at the BC Stadium in Vancouver, Canada, at the opening ceremony of the Invictus Games.

Prince Harry appeared to respond to Donald Trump’s criticism of Meghan Markle at the Invictus Games, emphasizing the presence of “weak moral character” in the world. His remarks were seen as a subtle rebuke to Trump’s recent comments calling Meghan “terrible.

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

Questions have been raised over how the Duke of Sussex was allowed to move to the US after he admitted to taking illegal drugs in his memoir, Spare