Duke of Sussex's visa records will remain a secret despite his past drug use, after a Conservative think tank lost a lawsuit.

Prince Harry just scored a major legal victory. A judge ruled that the Duke of Sussex’s U.S visa will stay private after a think tank tried to get his application released to prove whether or not he mentioned his past drug use.

Prince Harry may have gone public with his drug taking in his best-selling memoir, but his U.S. visa application will remain private, a judge has decided. U.S. District Court Judge Carl Nichols on Monday knocked back a lawsuit from the Heritage Foundation trying to force the government to release the exiled royal’s application to check if there was any mention of drug use.

Harry, who traveled to New York without Meghan Markle, said Princess Diana’s legacy is “extremely important,” as he talked with award recipients on Monday.

Prince Harry is currently in New York City for the United Nation’s Climate Week, but he’s still making time to check in with his family back home. On Monday, during an event honoring his later mother,