Harry & Meghan Face New ‘Concrete Threats’ as Sources Say Their Marriage Is ‘Way Worse’ Than Expected
A former royal security staffer said the threat is severe as the couple seeks to reduce risks with professional protection.
- Former Met Police bodyguard Simon Morgan warned Prince Harry and Meghan Markle on Thursday to remain "discreet," stating the security threat facing the royal family is currently "severe."
- Morgan highlighted that Harry's prominence as a public figure and his net worth create "perceived risks," while his memoir's discussion of killing Taliban fighters opened him to "genuine security threats."
- After pulling Archie and Lilibet from their school, the couple faced further privacy breaches when Markle's personal number leaked via a parents' WhatsApp group, which Morgan said "is now compromised."
- To mitigate risks, the Sussexes' security team maintains an "operational plan" they "can adapt when things change" based on evolving intelligence, media reports, and global events, Morgan explained.
- Morgan noted the Sussexes' visibility over recent years has "alienated large sections of the public," while separate insider reports suggest the couple's relationship faces internal strain beyond external security challenges.
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Prince Harry, Meghan Markle warned of 'severe' security threat after UK move
Prince Harry, Meghan Markle warned of 'severe' security threat after UK movePrince Harry and Meghan Markle have been warned to be "discreet," as the security threat facing the royal family is "severe."“The threat to the UK and its assets, of which the Royal Family is one, is currently...
A new assessment should clarify how high the security risk really is. Protection at the expense of taxpayers would then be possible.
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