Prince Harry's US Visa Records Delayed, Fueling Cover-Up Claims

0:00It's April 24th, I'm Cory with The Story, and this is Entertainment and Celebrity News today, your AI-powered Entertainment Report. Prince Harry's US visa records are delayed again, sparking fresh cover-up claims. The 41-year-old Duke, living in California since 2020, admitted in his memoir to using cocaine, cannabis, and magic mushrooms in the past. Now critics say the timing-high's potential issues on whether he disclosed that on his visa app, which immigration rules require. The Heritage Foundation has been fighting for three years through freedom of information requests against the State Department. Officials miss the March deadline and push the next update to at least June 12th, right after King Charles's big state visit to Washington. That trip has everyone talking, with Charles meeting President Trump to mark America's 250th Independence anniversary, including a White House banquet with Queen Camilla. This is where any drug-related visa bomb show would steal the spotlight from delicate

1:00talks on defense and foreign policy. Reactions are heated, with insiders calling it a clear move to shield a high-profile figure during a politically charged moment. Legal experts note Harry's admissions should flag extra checks, fueling demands for transparency across Biden and Trump-Ara's. US officials insist it's just red tape, sifting through 307 records and over 2,487 pages from. Multiple offices. As the case drags on, it spotlights how the system handles celeb immigration scrutiny without favoritism.