Prince Harry urged to release US visa details after illegal …
The publicity-shy bloke has been urged to release details of his US visa application after confessing to taking drugs. A US think-tank has filed a 127-page Freedom of Information request demanding to know how he was allowed to enter the States. The bashful guy confessed in his book to using cocaine, smoking weed and doing magic mushrooms.
READ MORE: Prince Harry's US visa may be in trouble after Spare drug use bombshells, lawyer warns Legal experts say admission of drug use often leads to people being denied entry into the US, including Nigella Lawson and Amy Winehouse. Now the conservative Heritage Foundation wants to know if he ticked "Yes" or "No" on his application to the question: "Are you or have you ever been a drug abuser or addict?"
Harry didn't hold back on his drug use in Spare (Image: PA)
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Senior lawyer Samuel Dewey said: "It is in the public interest to know how [he] answered the question.
"It could well be that he ticked the 'Yes' box, in which case he would need a waiver to be granted a visa to be admitted into the States. "We are simply asking who granted that waiver." A legal expert believes that the truthful Duke may have paved a way toward losing his right to reside in the United States because of his book.
At the time of Spare's publication, it was asked whether Harry would be sent on the next plane to Blighty (Image: Getty Images)
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Others however have said that the Duke of Sussex should be fine, so long as he does not find himself in prison for any other reason in the future.
Despite this, legal expert and former federal prosecutor Neama Rahmani has said there is "no exception" for recreational drug use, royal or otherwise. Speaking to PageSix, the former prosecutor said: "An admission of drug use is usually grounds for inadmissibility.
One expert claims the Prince will be unaffected unless he's arrested for something else (Image: POOL/AFP via Getty Images)
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here "That means Prince Harry 's visa should have been denied or revoked because he admitted to using cocaine, mushrooms and other drugs."
The Duke had previously revealed in his bombshell memoirs that he had taken cocaine, marijuana and mushrooms, experimenting with psychedelics well into his adulthood.
It would appear though that Harry ditched Class A cocaine when he left his teenage years, with Daily Star reporting the round-up of drugs the Duke had taken, and the one that "really helped" him through tough times.
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