You can try to distance yourself

from the Paparazzi, but he's

never going to get away from it.

>> Cohen says there will always

be threats out there for the

royal couple, especially for

Harry.

He did serve in the Middle East,

but the number one threat is

Paparazzi.

>> I believe it's the salacious

appear tide for information,

which krifg even harder now that

we're online.

>> Cohen knows a thing or two

about the Paparazzi, especially

in L.A., having wording for Brad

pith, the, the threat broadband

the in your face, the threat of

breaching traffic violations for

the purpose of getting a shot of

the royal couple while they're

out and about and moving.

Firms Harry and Meghan are

currently on 24-hour security

35id for by the royal family.

Cohen believes that would need

to continue if he has to pay for

you have to 12 guards.

>> I would say anywhere between

3 and 5 million a year to

protect them around the clock.

That includes mobile security,

that includes estate protection,

which is obviously they're

staying at whatever palace

they're living in, and also

travel security.

Then there's also security on

him and then security on her and

whenever they're not together.

>> Cohen says their safety and

security could determine whether

they move to Canada or the U.S.,

due to Canada's strict gun laws.

>> Getting armed body guards in

Canada will be next to

impossible.

They're either going to need to

do whatever they can to hang on

to the royal security provided

by the queen or they're going to

have to consider moving to the

United States where body guards

such as myself, who run security