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Royal Expert Says Harry and Meghan's School Switch Was Predictable
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In Short: Security and logistical concerns shouldn't have been a surprise, royal expert says.
Royal experts say the recent switch of schools for Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's children in England was predictable, given the couple's history of security concerns.
Kinsey Schofield, host of YouTube’s 'Kinsey Schofield Unfiltered,' told Fox News Digital that the logistics haven't changed since Harry and Meghan plotted their return to the U.K.
Harry has long advocated for taxpayer-funded security for his family, a request that would involve an armed detail with access to intelligence his private team lacks.
Royal broadcaster Ian Pelham Turner added that Harry and Meghan were concerned about the length of the journey and potential ambushes, highlighting the need for robust security measures.
Schofield noted that the royal family's strength lies in its consistency, a trait that contrasts sharply with Harry and Meghan's approach, which involves frequent changes and uncertainties.
What's still developing
- Harry has been advocating for taxpayer-funded security for his family for years after they stepped back as senior royals.
- Podcasts come and go, business relationships change, plans are announced and then abandoned, and now their children’s school has changed after just two days.
- Fox News senior foreign affairs correspondent Greg Palkot reports on Prince Harry and Meghan Markle relocating to the United Kingdom after residing in California for six years, noting that the couple plans to establish a residence outside London and enroll their children in a British school while King Charles undergoes cancer treatment.
- "They have been brought closer to their home and the security arrangements are being reviewed." "I feel this is a very necessary step and giving Harry and Meghan peace of mind," he added.
- The situation reinforces an argument Harry has been making for years.
- They show up, they stick to the program, they honor their commitments and, over time, that reliability creates trust." She said that Harry and Meghan "operate in almost the opposite way.
Sources
- Fox Newslink