A STALKER obsessed with Prince Harry was allegedly able to come within feet of him twice during the royal’s recent visit to the UK – and previously followed him and Meghan across the world.
The unnamed woman was allowed to enter a “secure zone” at a hotel in central London where the Duke of Sussex was present for the WellChild Awards, it is claimed.
Prince Harry flew back to the UK last month for an awards ceremony[/caption]
Harry and Meghan in Lagos, Nigeria, during their tour in May 2024[/caption]
Two days later, she was stopped by a member of Harry’s private staff at the Centre for Blast Injury Studies in West London – where there was no police presence.
The stalker is understood to be on a list of people known to be obsessed with the duke, 41, compiled by a private intel firm for his personal security team.
She has previously allegedly followed Harry across the world, including his three-day visit to Nigeria with wife Meghan in May last year.
Lurking outside mansion
A different suspected stalker was previously arrested after reportedly being caught lurking outside Harry and Meghan’s mansion in Montecito.
The Sussexes and their two children aren’t believed to have been at home when the man was detained in 2023.
Kevin Garcia Valdovinos was lurking around the property after 2am, and was placed under citizen’s arrest by security before police arrived.
In 2020, Nickolas Brooks drove from Ohio and trespassed on the couple’s property.
He admitted to The Sun that he may have been “high” when he was caught at the Duke and Duchess of Sussex’s nine-bedroom home on Boxing Day.
The couple formerly feared for their children’s safety after drones flew over their home snapping photos of them and their son.
Sources have claimed the Harry and Meghan saw drones flying as low as 20 feet over their property.
Harry has been embroiled in a long-running battle over taxpayer funded police protection for his visits to the UK, due to safety fears for his family.
Such protection was stripped from the Sussexes, who have two children, after they stepped down as working royals in 2020.
The duke said earlier this year being told their security being revoked by the Royal and VIP Executive Committee was “difficult to swallow”.
He challenged the ruling at the Royal Courts of Justice in April.
And while the Court of Appeal upheld the High Court ruling, the Met Police voluntarily provided personal security to Harry during his surprise visit to the UK last month, reports the Daily Mail.
The newspaper reported officers “acted on their own initiative” to offer Harry protection for the WellChild Awards.
It’s understood this decision was made without consulting the Home Office or the Royal Family itself.
