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Harry, Meghan face fury after pulling Archie, Lilibet from school

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle moved back to Britian last month

Published September 16, 2026
Harry, Meghan face fury after pulling Archie, Lilibet from school
Harry, Meghan face fury after pulling Archie, Lilibet from school

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle faced intense criticism from fans following reports that they were moving their children to a new school due to security concerns.

For those unaware, Prince Archie, 7, and Princess Lilibet, 5, had just begun the new school year in Britain.

But this week, it emerged that the Sussex couple's children will be enrolling in a new school.

According to the latest report by Hello! magazine, the reason for the change was heavy traffic and a long journey, which were putting pressure on the couple's security team.

Some fans were not impressed with Harry and Meghan's latest move. 

“Wait, so let me get this straight. The 'security risk' is that they might have to sit in traffic like ordinary private citizens? THAT is the threat we are talking about? One person wrote on X.

“They need security so someone can clear the roads, get them through traffic lights and make sure they.”

Harry, Meghan face fury after pulling Archie, Lilibet from school

Meanwhile, another person commented, “Never have to wait in traffic like everyone else? Because apparently being stuck at a red light is now a national security concern."

“At this rate, the next thing RAVEC will have to assess is whether the queue at the school gates poses an unacceptable threat to them," penned a third one.

A fourth one opined, “This is just silly. They do not need a convoy to take the kids to/from school."

Zaid Bin Amir
Zaid Bin Amir is a reporter focusing on trending topics across films, celebrity culture, and digital media, with one year of experience. He tracks viral stories, industry shifts, and online conversations, delivering timely and engaging coverage that highlights how trends evolve and shape the broader entertainment landscape.