EntertainmentNine.com.auHarry and Meghan UK life: Duchess of Sussex’s recent moves at odds with prince’s fight for privacy and security
An opinion piece argues Meghan's relaxed social media posts and the phone number leak are at odds with Harry's fight to have his taxpayer-funded police protection reinstated.
As Prince Harry pleads with the government for armed guards, Meghan has taken a much more relaxed approach since moving back by sharing videos of her family.
A commentator argues Meghan's Instagram videos sharing family glimpses contradict Prince Harry's urgent push to have his government-funded armed security detail restored.
Meghan posted two family videos this week to her 4.9 million followers, the same week her phone number was leaked from a school WhatsApp group.
The piece questions why extra precautions, such as using a separate phone for school groups, were not taken given the couple's stated security concerns.
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