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

Five months after the matter was seemingly closed, a lawsuit fighting to make Prince Harry’s private US visa records public will reopen in court on Wednesday.

The controversy surrounding Prince Harry's US visa status may be reignited under President Donald Trump's new administration, as conservative think tank The Heritage Foundation ren

A judge has given an update regarding whether Prince Harry's US visa application should stay private after the Duke of Sussex admitted to taking drugs in his memoir Spare

President Donald Trump is not interested in sending Prince Harry out of the country, pursuing his visa case because he thinks the ex-royal already has

PRESIDENT Donald Trump has ruled out deporting Prince Harry as he believes “he’s got enough problems with his wife”. Harry’s immigration status is the subject of

The Duke of Sussex and his liberal American wife have expressed their disapproval of Trump over the years, including a notable moment when the Duchess referred to the president as “divisive” and “misogynistic.” Trump, in response, has accused Harry of being “whipped” by his wife: “I think poor Harry is being led around by the nose.”

A federal Judge said Prince Harry's immigration records were "likely" to be unsealed but cautioned that the court would take steps to protect the royal's privacy.

Shortly after an organization close to President Trump demanded access to the files of Prince Harry's visa application, the case is heading back to court.