Meghan Markle and Prince Harry are set to receive their first official UK risk assessment since moving back, courtesy of the Royal and VIP Executive Committee. As part of the review, the couple was asked to provide full details of their new daily routines. They also reportedly switched their children’s schools over commute security concerns, just two days after the school year began. The couple is still waiting on a Home Office decision about long-term taxpayer-funded police protection.
The timing raised eyebrows because Markle also shared an intimate Instagram video of the family’s return to the UK. Royal commentator Kinsey Schofield called the post hypocritical, saying that if privacy is genuinely the priority, the most effective strategy is to stop broadcasting your family life to millions of strangers. She added that you can’t feed the machine and then act surprised when people want to know more.
It’s a debate plenty of families have these days, just on a much smaller scale. Most parents wrestle with how much of their kids’lives to share online, and the Sussexes are doing it with the whole world watching. So we want to hear from you: where do you draw the line between sharing your family and protecting their privacy?
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