Prince Harry and Meghan have raised concerns about their children’s safety after a security incident at their new school in the U.K. Two photographers were observed trying to capture images of Archie and Lilibet while monitoring the school’s grounds. The couple’s spokesperson condemned this behavior as “extraordinarily reckless,” emphasizing the unacceptable intrusion into children’s privacy.
The family recently moved schools following security concerns from their team about heavy traffic near their previous location. They have been careful to keep their children out of the public eye, avoiding public events and refraining from sharing photos on social media.
The British press has been instructed not to disclose the name of their children’s school as per guidelines, though international photographers are not bound by the same rules. Currently, Harry and Meghan are awaiting a decision on taxpayer-funded security, having previously stepped back from royal duties and moved to California.
The Royal and VIP Executive Committee (RAVEC) is evaluating their security needs. In the meantime, the family is privately funding their security and enhancing safety measures at their home. Reports have indicated potential threats to Harry’s safety, including one made by al-Qaeda in a 2023 communication.
