Harry is chauffeured to LAX to fly to London for the unveiling of a statue to his mother Diana
Harry’s airport security scare: Cops chase car after it breaches perimeter fence at LAX as Harry gets on flight back to the UK for his mother Diana’s statue unveiling where he will appear with warring brother William
- Harry can be seen approaching the airport Thursday in a black Cadillac SUV as he prepares to head overseas
- His arrival coincided with a car chase on the grounds of the airport, which shut down two runways
- He is due to appear next Thursday alongside his brother William at an unveiling of a new statue of his mother Diana, princess of Wales
- The statue is meant to commemorate what would have been Diana’s 60th birthday
- The two commissioned the statue together, and it will be the first time they have reunited since Prince Philip’s funeral in April
Prince Harry can be seen arriving at Los Angeles International Airport on Thursday, as he heads to London to attend the unveiling of a new statue of his mother next week.
Harry is seen approaching the the airport in a black Cadillac SUV, and his arrival coincided with a car chase that took place on its south field, and shut down two runways.
Airport officials reported that a driver had crashed through the fence near LAX’s FedEx cargo facility, and that both southbound runways were shut down as a result. Once has since reopened, and the airport’s northbound runways were unaffected.
Harry is due to appear alongside his brother, Prince William, next Thursday at the unveiling ceremony of a statue of his mother Diana, the princess of Wales, in the gardens at Kensington Palace.
Prince Harry can be seen approaching LAX Thursday as he heads to London to attend the unveiling of a new statue of his mother next week
The princes will walk together to unveil the statue, which they commissioned to mark what would have been their mother’s 60th birthday before giving their individual speeches.
It will be the first time the pair reunite since Prince Philip’s funeral in April.
The once-close brothers, who studied together at Britain’s elite Eton school, and both served in the military, have become distant since Harry’s marriage to Meghan and the couple’s move to California.
