EXCLU: HARRY’S HORROR! Prince ‘terrified’ for Meghan and kids as he claims masked prowler attack on disgraced Andrew PROVES he was right about ‘assassination’ risk all along

PRINCE Harry is reportedly “shaking with rage and fear” following a terrifying security breach that saw a masked intruder harass his uncle, the disgraced ex-Prince Andrew.

The Duke of Sussex, 41, is said to be convinced that the chilling incident near the Sandringham Estate “validates everything” he has claimed about his own family’s safety—and he now fears he is a “sitting duck” for an assassination attempt.

The California-based royal has been locked in a bitter, high-stakes legal battle with the Home Office over the loss of his taxpayer-funded police protection. But sources say the news from Norfolk has sent his anxiety into “overdrive.”

‘NOBODY IS SAFE’

Last week, the former Duke of York, 66, was reportedly out walking his beloved dogs near his new home at Wood Farm (officially known as Marsh Farm) when he was confronted. Norfolk Police were scrambled to the scene following reports of a man “behaving in an intimidating manner” in the quiet village.

Alex Jenkinson, 39, was later arrested and charged with using threatening or insulting words and behavior to cause alarm or distress.

While the public’s sympathy for Andrew remains at an all-time low following the Jeffrey Epstein sex scandal, Harry is reportedly “horrified” by how easily a stranger got within arm’s reach of a member of the Royal Family.

“Harry was absolutely shaken when he heard the news,” an insider told journalist Rob Shuter for his Naughty But Nice report. “His first thought wasn’t about Andrew’s welfare—it was about the precedent it sets. To Harry, if a masked man can get that close to Andrew on a royal estate, then nobody is truly protected anymore.”

THE HIDDEN FEAR

The Duke has long maintained that his move to Montecito with Meghan Markle and their two children, Archie and Lilibet, was fueled by a desperate need to protect them. But the recent breach has brought a darker concern to the surface—one that friends say Harry “dares not name” in public: the threat of a targeted hit.

“Harry believes royals are permanent, high-risk targets regardless of public opinion,” another source added. “He doesn’t defend Andrew personally—far from it—but he sees this as a terrifying proof of concept. In his mind, it’s not just random outrage; it’s a security failure that could have been fatal.”

The source continued: “He keeps asking: ‘What stops the same thing from happening to Meghan or the children?’ He feels like a target is painted on his back every time he touches down on UK soil.”

SECURITY WAR

Since “Megxit” in 2020, Harry has been stripped of his round-the-clock RAVEC (Executive Committee for the Protection of Royalty and Public Figures) security. It is a decision he has fought tooth and nail, even offering to pay for it himself—an offer that was flatly rejected by the High Court.

Critics have often accused the Prince of being “paranoid” or “dramatic,” but the Sandringham prowler has given him the “I told you so” moment he never wanted.

The drama comes at a time of extreme tension within the House of Windsor. While King Charles has been ruthless in stripping Andrew of his titles and honors, Harry feels that “security is a birthright, not a reward for good behavior.”

COURT DOWN

The alleged harasser, Alex Jenkinson, appeared at Westminster Magistrates Court where he pleaded not guilty to harassment charges. He did, however, plead guilty to failing to provide a blood specimen in custody.

The world’s media is now bracing for a “trial of the century” style showdown on July 29, where disgraced Andrew is expected to give evidence in person. It will be a rare and potentially explosive public appearance for the man who was forced to vacate Royal Lodge.

But for Harry, the legal outcome is secondary to the physical reality. He is reportedly telling pals that the UK is “too dangerous” for his family to visit without an iron-clad ring of steel.

“This is the nightmare scenario Harry has been describing in his witness statements,” a royal commentator noted. “A masked man, a royal alone, and a slow police response. To Harry, this isn’t just news—it’s a warning of a tragedy waiting to happen.”

As the Duke remains holed up in his £11million mansion in the States, the distance between him and his homeland has never felt greater—or, in his mind, more necessary.