Prince Harry, Meghan Markle can never put Archie, Lilibet at risk

The Duke and Duchess of Sussex strongly reject any suggestion that they manufactured this situation

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Prince Harry, Meghan Markle can never put Archie, Lilibet at risk
Prince Harry, Meghan Markle can never put Archie, Lilibet at risk

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle have made it clear several times that nothing is more important to them than their children, Prince Archie and Princess Lilibet, as all their moves are linked to their protection and well-being — from moving to the US to returning to the UK.

The Duke and Duchess of Sussex, like any parents in the world, can't put their children at risk as they believe all their struggles and battles are for their better tomorrow.

The couple, who are currently in the UK, have been accused of allowing their children's school upheaval to become ammunition in their battle for greater taxpayer-funded police protection in Britain.

However, Meghan and Harry have no such plans, and they know how to protect them, as getting foolproof security and moving court for their rights can not bedenied.

Bringing Archie and Lilibet back to Britain does not suggest or indicate that they are using them for their own vested interests.

The shocking claims emerge amid reports that the Sussexes removed Prince Archie, seven, and Princess Lilibet, five, from their new school in Britain after just two days because their security team reportedly considered the journey difficult to protect.

"The timing inevitably raises eyebrows because Harry has spent years arguing that his family cannot safely live a normal life in Britain without the protection he wants," a royal source critical of the Sussexes told Radar.

They added: "Critics are already saying Archie and Lilibet are effectively becoming pawns in a much larger argument over Harry's security."

There is a concern among some people that every practical difficulty involving the children could now be presented as further evidence to Ravec that the existing arrangements are inadequate."

However, the Sussexes strongly reject any suggestion that they manufactured this situation.