Harry's spokesperson says his children were followed in England — ABC News Australia

In England, photographers whom Prince Harry's spokesperson described as certain European paparazzi allegedly followed his children, Archie and Lilibet, near their new school. This was reported by ABC News Australia, citing a statement from a representative of the Duke and Duchess of Sussex.

Spokesperson's statement

According to the spokesperson, the photographers walked along the perimeter of the school, then stopped to look onto its grounds and watch the children. He described such behavior near an educational institution as extremely reckless.

The couple's representative said that British media generally respected the family's privacy after its return to the United Kingdom from California last month. At the same time, he said that certain European paparazzi are unwilling to respect the children's privacy at school.

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Security measures

The family is trying not to disclose where it lives or the name of the children's school. Archie and Lilibet have already changed schools because heavy traffic on the route to their previous school raised concerns for their security team.

According to ABC News Australia, Harry, the younger son of King Charles, and his wife Meghan intend to move from the United States to a private residence outside London that is not owned by the royal family. The couple have their own security, but seek automatic police protection from the British government, which other senior members of the royal family receive.