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Royal children's privacy violated at school, say Sussexes
30 Sep
Summary
- Paparazzi presence near school deemed reckless and intrusive.
- Sussexes state security concern for children's privacy at school.
- This incident follows a recent school change for the children.
Prince Harry and Meghan Markle have expressed alarm over a "reckless" security incident involving paparazzi near their children's school. Their spokesperson described the photographers' actions as an "unacceptable intrusion" and "irresponsible," highlighting concerns about privacy. This incident occurred after the couple relocated their children, Archie and Lilibet, to a new educational institution. The children had previously switched schools within a two-day period earlier this month due to security concerns, prompting their parents to adjust arrangements for their safety. The family has recently moved back to the UK, stepping down from their senior royal roles in 2020. King Charles III has affirmed that Harry and Meghan operate in a private capacity, separate from working royals, respecting their chosen path of commercial and charitable pursuits.
