Piers Morgan has slammed Prince Harry once again in a scathing attack and has sent the royal a major warning.
Prince Harry, 39, has been reportedly considering becoming an American citizen, but according to Piers, 58, if Donald Trump regains the presidency, he could stop that from happening.
The outspoken star thinks the former president could go one step further and have him deported.
Writing in his The Sun column, Piers expressed: “It’s surely inconceivable that he could return to Britain, tail between his legs, having been turfed out of the US?
“All recent polls show that most Britons loathe him for his constant attacks on the Royal Family, which caused such distress to the Queen in the last years of her life, and his brother William won’t even talk to him which given he’ll be King one day, could spell even more revenge problems for Harry.”
Piers continued: “And if he’s not able to live and work in America, Harry’s lucrative family-trashing money-spinning gravy-train would hit the sidings hard.
“So, this could be a very perilous few months for the man who wants to have his royal cake and eat it.
“How ironic if it’s Donald Trump who has the last laugh on the treacherous little weasel and tells him “You’re fired!” because of the despicable way he treated his grandmother the Queen.”
Express.co.uk have contacted Harry’s representative for comment.
This isn’t the first time Piers has hit out Harry and his wife Meghan Markle, as he’s made his disdain for the pair very clear over the years
Piers’ comments come after it was reported that Prince Harry was in “government-level talks” about bringing his wife Meghan, Prince Archie, four, and Princess Lilibet, two, to the UK later this year.
The Duke of Sussex is hoping to bring his family of four back to England for the service at St Paul’s Cathedral to mark the ten-year anniversary of the Invictus Games.
A source told OK!: “Harry is very keen for his entire family to join him. It’s important for him that they show a united front and focus on building bridges with the rest of the Royal Family.”
