There has been an alleged disagreement between Prince Harry and Meghan Markle about the privacy of their children, Prince Archie and Princess Lilibet. They’re all about keeping their privacy on their terms, and the same goes with their children. However, after Meghan launched her Instagram and her brand, As Ever, fans have seen a lot more of their little ones. In fact, the kids were even featured in Meghan’s anniversary video, and insiders revealed that Harry is the one who’s changed his mind about their privacy hang-ups.
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In case you missed it, insiders told Rob Shuter for his Substack that Harry is now okay with his and Meghan’s kids being on social media.
“Harry is completely on board now,” one insider said to the outlet. “There was a time when he wanted the children almost entirely out of public view. That’s changed.”
They added, “Harry understands that Meghan’s brand and public platform occasionally include sharing family moments. He no longer sees that as a threat to their privacy.”
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Prince Harry, Meghan Markle
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“Harry’s issue was never family photos,” a source clarified “His issue was photographers stalking his children. These images are shared on their terms, when they want, how they want, and that’s a huge distinction for him… This wasn’t Meghan convincing Harry to do something he didn’t want. Those battles are long over. Harry fully embraces it now. He sees these photos as celebrating family, not sacrificing privacy.”
For those who don’t know, Harry and Meghan started dating in 2016, and by April 2018, they were married in a beautiful royal ceremony.
Since then, they’ve welcomed two children together, named Prince Archie, born in May 2019, and Princess Lilibet Diana, born in June 2021.
Click here to see a complete timeline of Prince Harry and Meghan Markle’s feud with the royal family.