Royal reporter Kinsey Schofield has claimed that US President Joe Biden has a "soft spot" for the Duke of Sussex.
This comes after reports that the Biden administration has pleaded with a court to keep a law enforcement document relating to Prince Harry’s visa application under wraps.
According to the Telegraph, the lawyers claimed the Duke of Sussex could face a "stigma" if his US visa documents were released.
Speaking to GB News, Schofield said: "I looked up the definition of the word stigma, and it's a mark of disgrace associated with a particular circumstance.
Prince Harry allegedly rejected the accommodation Reuters"And I'm just thinking, did the Biden administration read Spare? Did they skip that chapter where he rubs the cream on the wear and he senses Princess Diana in the room? There was the disgrace right there.
"The objective is that the Heritage Foundation wants to know, did he or didn't he admit to drug use? Did he lie? Was he given special treatment?
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"I really thought it was telling that the Telegraph, which is pretty friendly towards Prince Harry, used the words 'pleads with the court' to keep Prince Harry's visas documents under wraps because it does give you a sense that there's a sense of desperation from the Biden administration.
"What are they trying to hide? Why is this so important to them?"
GB News host Isabel Webster asked Schofield: "Do you think that there could be any pressure coming from the Royal Family here because of any associated disgrace that it could cause?
"As far as I've heard, there is complete distance between the British Royal Family and Prince Harry and anything he's got going on in his sphere right now", she responded.
Joe Biden is the current president of the US
Reuters"The Bidens have been very kind towards Harry and Meghan. We've seen them side with Harry and Meghan.
"They sided with Harry and Meghan after the Oprah Winfrey interview. They used to attend Invictus [Games]. Biden recently was talking about how important Invictus was.
"So I feel like President Biden and his wife have a soft spot for Prince Harry."
The argument from the Biden administration comes after a hearing in February, where a conservative think-tank argued that details of the Duke of Sussex's March 2020 visa application, in particular, how he answered questions on drug use – should be made public.
Kinsey claimed that Biden has a "soft spot" for the duke
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Visa applicants must answer yes or no to the question: "Are you or have you ever been a drug abuser or addict?"
In his memoir Spare, Harry admitted taking cocaine, psychedelic mushrooms and marijuana in his past.
The Heritage Foundation has argued the autobiography meant the duke had given up any right to privacy. However, DHS lawyer Bardo said Spare "isn't sworn testimony or proof".
Judge Carl Nichols is reviewing the documents in private and is expected to make a judgment "within weeks" about whether they should be made public.