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Meghan's phone number leaked from school group after move to UK

Meghan's personal number was shared online after her message appeared in a school parents' WhatsApp group. The couple faces broader security concerns.

Prince Harry and Meghan's personal phone number showed up online. This happened when her message appeared in a parents' WhatsApp group at their children's new school in the Cotswolds.

The couple had pulled Prince Archie, seven, and Princess Lilibet, five, from their first school after only two days. They did this because of security concerns during rush-hour traffic on the commute.

Harry and Meghan have now enrolled the children at another school. This school is closer to their home.

Harry and Meghan joined the new school's WhatsApp groups. These incidents come as Prince Harry works to reinstate his taxpayer-funded police protection detail.

The family returned to the UK less than a month ago.

Seven years old
Archie's age
Five years old
Lilibet's age
Less than one month
Time in UK
4.9 million
Meghan's followers

Why it mattersThe security breaches show the tension between the couple's public and private lives. They are trying to settle into a more normal UK life.

AustraliaNo direct Australian effect yet, though the story reflects ongoing global interest in the Sussexes' life choices and British security arrangements.

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