Prince Harry’s spokesman says two press photographers are monitored near the school where his children attend, calling the conduct “extraordinarily reckless.” The spokesman draws a distinction between legitimate media activity and photographers who, they say, walk around the school perimeter, look into the grounds, and monitor children.
The reports identify Archie, 7, and Lilibet, 5, as the children involved. Multiple outlets say the family’s return to Britain has brought the children back to a new school in the English countryside, amid ongoing concerns about paparazzi behavior. ABC Australia and others frame the comments as part of Harry’s longer-running dispute with media outlets over children’s privacy and safety.
Across the articles, the differing emphasis is mostly on context: some mention the family moved back to the UK for schooling, while others highlight that the alleged conduct comes from “certain European paparazzi.” All sources present the story as a statement by Harry’s spokesperson rather than an independent determination of what the photographers were doing.
