In a bombshell interview that's set to send shockwaves through royal circles, former US President Donald Trump has broken his silence on Prince Harry with a stark warning: "I wouldn't protect him."
The controversial Republican leader made the startling admission during an exclusive sit-down with Nigel Farage on GB News, offering his most detailed comments yet about the Duke of Sussex since his explosive memoir "Spare" rocked the monarchy.
Trump's Blunt Verdict on Royal Security
When pressed about whether he would provide security for the prince if he returned to the White House, Trump didn't mince words. "I wouldn't protect him," he stated unequivocally. "He would be on his own."
The former president elaborated that his decision stemmed from what he perceived as profound disloyalty to both the Royal Family and the United Kingdom. "I think he's betrayed the Queen. That's a terrible thing to have done," Trump told Farage, his voice firm with conviction.
Memoir Fallout and Family Tensions
Trump's comments come in the wake of Harry's deeply personal revelations in "Spare," which laid bare private family conflicts and sensitive details about royal life. The book created international headlines and reportedly strained relationships within the House of Windsor to breaking point.
"I can't imagine having done that to my mother, frankly," Trump continued, drawing a personal parallel that underscored his disapproval of Harry's literary disclosures about the late Queen Elizabeth II.
Broader Implications for US-UK Relations
The interview represents more than just personal opinion—it signals potential diplomatic ramifications should Trump secure a second term in the upcoming presidential election. His stance on royal security could fundamentally alter the protection arrangements for Harry and Meghan Markle during US visits.
Political analysts are already speculating about how this position might affect the special relationship between Washington and Buckingham Palace, particularly given the sensitivity surrounding royal matters.
Farage's Platform Gains Royal Spotlight
For Nigel Farage and GB News, securing such a high-profile interview marks a significant coup. The discussion blended Trump's trademark bluntness with Farage's insider understanding of British politics, creating compelling television that's guaranteed to dominate news cycles on both sides of the Atlantic.
As the political world digests Trump's uncompromising position, one thing is clear: the intersection of American politics and British royalty has never been more dramatic—or more unpredictable.
