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Prince Harry and Meghan’s children followed by paparazzi at school

Prince Harry and Meghan’s children followed by paparazzi at school

Prince Harry and Meghan have reported that European paparazzi tracked their children at school, leading the couple to condemn the photographers' reckless behavior. This incident occurs shortly after the family moved back to the United Kingdom and changed schools to prioritize their children's safety and privacy.

Prince Harry and Meghan have expressed serious concerns after their children were reportedly tracked by European paparazzi at their school. The couple stated that photographers were seen walking along the school perimeter and attempting to observe their children on the grounds, an act they labeled as extremely reckless. The family recently relocated from California back to the United Kingdom, where they have been striving to keep the locations of their home and school private to ensure their children's safety.

This incident follows a recent change in schools for the children, which was prompted by security risks regarding traffic on their previous commute. While the British press has largely respected their privacy since their return, the couple remains deeply wary of media intrusion. Prince Harry has long been vocal about protecting his family's privacy, often citing the tragic death of his mother, Princess Diana, who was pursued by paparazzi in Paris in 1997. The couple, who stepped back from royal duties in 2020, continues to seek government-funded police protection.

Based on reporting by nu. Translated and condensed by LocalHeadlines.

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