Prince Harry and Meghan have raised concerns about their children’s privacy after reported activity near their school in Britain.
In a statement reported by Reuters on September 30, the couple’s spokesperson said photographers walked around the school’s perimeter, looked into its grounds and monitored the children. The spokesperson called the conduct “extraordinarily reckless.” Reuters attributed the account to the Sussexes’ representative. The identities of those involved have not been independently established in the reporting reviewed by Royally Inspired.
ITV News reported that police are investigating two men seen near the school. ITV said they could have been international paparazzi photographers. That possibility is not a confirmed identification, and the outcome of the inquiry is not yet known.
The report follows Harry and Meghan’s return to Britain with Prince Archie and Princess Lilibet. The family has sought to keep the location of its home and the children’s school private. Neither the school nor identifying details about it are included here.
Harry and Meghan have previously spoken about their family’s security concerns. This new account centers on what their spokesperson says happened at the school and what police are reported to be examining. We will update this story if authorities or the family provide material new information.
What is confirmed and what remains open
The couple’s spokesperson has made a public statement, as reported by Reuters. ITV reports a police inquiry. The identities and motives of the people seen near the school have not been independently confirmed.
Sources: Reuters, September 30; ITV News, September 30.
Earlier context: Archie and Lilibet’s school change over security concerns.
