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Harry and Meghan have removed Archie and Lilibet from school after two days

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MinnieMounjaro · Yesterday 20:41

Breaking news in the Daily Mail. Duke and Duchess of Sussex's children 'removed from school after two days' mol.im/a/16130877 via https://dailym.ai/android

I do wonder if there is actually any school that will be able to meet their expectations in regard to security. I'm interested to see how it all plays out.

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CollieBorders · Yesterday 21:05

I think they should just drop them off at school like other parents do. There'd be a bit of a fuss and excitement at first then it'd all settle. They've already withheld permission for the press to show their faces, right?
Plenty of celebs manage it.
Plus royalty in Scandinavia (or Iceland at least) go out and about with no fuss in public. Just do it and then it becomes normal.

AlwaysRightISwear · Yesterday 21:06

Poor children. I can't imagine their life is going to become any less chaotic either.

pinkdyno · Yesterday 21:06

Passingthroughagain · Yesterday 21:03

Maybe she should've thought about security when she posted the video of them in their current home yesterday – it took people minutes to identify where it is. Which means she basically drew a map for their route to school.

Those poor kids though. How confusing for them.

Exactly. Attention seeking nonsense. Poor children.

StormGazing · Yesterday 21:06

🥱🥱🥱these two grifters are making drama yet again … they just want their royal cavalcade of armed police when they’re don’t need it and they’re causing a maelstrom of nothingness YET AGAIN 😴😴😴💤💤💤 everyone get on with your lives, these two are just self absorbed grifters … no one gives a shit about them or their kids … if anyone was kidnapped all they could give them would be some sloppy jam gone past the best before date

FreshJalapenos · Yesterday 21:08

Seems like a tantrum to get their taxpayer funded security back.

If the Wales children can go to school no problem the I don’t see what could have happened in 2 days with the Sussexes

Poor kids. Feeling the effects of their parent’s extreme paranoia and attention seeking

GrouvilleMaLuv · Yesterday 21:09

Worried about security but willing to post pictures of where they are living?

Hmmmm…… What a shitshow!

AnAlpacaForChristmasPleaseSanta · Yesterday 21:09

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Drama Le Sigh GIF
Funkyfoxy · Yesterday 21:11

I just think Meghan is extremely difficult and seems to cause problems a lot and school will be no exception

FreshJalapenos · Yesterday 21:12

They really do seem to have an inflated sense of how much people care about them.

Someone on MN once posted funny excerpts from Spare and I remember one point Harry saying, when he was secretly dating Meghan, “I went to Waitrose - she stayed in the house of course because if people saw us together there’d have been literal riots” 🤣🤣🤣 DELUDED or what. Harry wouldn’t know a literal riot if got on a horse and played polo with him.

Ive always been a follower of the Royals and my mum even more so, but was Confused when he did the press release of “Enough is enough - the scrutiny is too much leave my girlfriend alone you vultures she can barely walk down the street”. Me and mum were like “He has a girlfriend? Didn’t realise”

PyongyangKipperbang · Yesterday 21:12

Mommy Dearest had yet another tantrum then?

FreshJalapenos · Yesterday 21:14

Those poor children will have just been taken away from their American school friends, moved to a new country with a huge time difference (how discombobulating for a 5 and 7 year old) and now taken out their school just as they’re settling in. When my kids started their new school they made fitness so quick and it was all “Alfie is my bestest ever friend I love him so much” after a day 🤣 could never imagine tearing them away from that

ThatCyanCat · Yesterday 21:15

Oh ffs.

Everyday50 · Yesterday 21:16

How did it not dawn on them that the commute in Oxford city centre would be a nightmare?!

Bigcat25 · Yesterday 21:18

Seems like the school had an opening last minute, they all flew over and security found out about an issue too late. DO they have the same team they had in America? Future planning isn' their strong suit.

sickofsixseven · Yesterday 21:20

These two continue to create chaos and drama at the expense of their children's wellbeing. Its a pity that they cant put aside their selfish agenda and do what's best for their kids for a change. Being constantly told that nowhere is safe for them is going to do extreme psychological damage, if it hasn't already. They seem oblivious to how all this makes them look.

blanketsnuggler · Yesterday 21:20

wait, they were at Dragon?

notgettinganyyounger · Yesterday 21:21

Bet the other parents at the prep school are breathing a sigh of relief.2 days of that nonsense is enough

ReconciliationsMayVary · Yesterday 21:21

Why have they chosen to compromise the security and privacy of their young children by briefing the general public on the logistical details of their childrens morning routine?

Why have they proactively gone to the media with this information - why do they believe the general public need to know this information about their private lives?

DorsetTea · Yesterday 21:22
  • Just all part of the plan. ‘How can we force the taxpayer to pay for our security? let’s claim our children can’t get to school unless we get free security’. It is difficult to justify taxpayer-funded security when their own published content indicates that personal safety is not a priority for them.
blanketsnuggler · Yesterday 21:22

shit. I'm Oxford. Don't want all their drama round here. Glad they were only there two days then.

PurpleLovecats · Yesterday 21:22

Gosh there’s a lot of hatred for them on this thread!
I think Harry is bound to be extremely paranoid about his children after what happened with his mother. His children are presumably the most precious things in his life and he’s terrified they’ll be harmed. I actually feel sorry for him.

AlwaysRightISwear · Yesterday 21:25

I feel sorry for him to some degree, because he is clearly a very damaged soul, but it is intermingled with exasperation. But I feel much more sorry for the children.

sickofsixseven · Yesterday 21:25

PurpleLovecats · Yesterday 21:22

Gosh there’s a lot of hatred for them on this thread!
I think Harry is bound to be extremely paranoid about his children after what happened with his mother. His children are presumably the most precious things in his life and he’s terrified they’ll be harmed. I actually feel sorry for him.

Then he should get professional help for his paranoia and not inflict it on to his children. Imagine growing up being told that there are people lurking everywhere who want to harm you and nowhere is safe?

Greenseacat · Yesterday 21:25

The constant drama they create is really incredibly tedious.

I just wish these two would grow up and start living a quiet life.

Their two kids must find all of this rather bewildering and unsettling.

riod · Yesterday 21:26

PurpleLovecats · Yesterday 21:22

Gosh there’s a lot of hatred for them on this thread!
I think Harry is bound to be extremely paranoid about his children after what happened with his mother. His children are presumably the most precious things in his life and he’s terrified they’ll be harmed. I actually feel sorry for him.

he could’ve maybe left out the bit in his excruciating memoir about killing Taliban if he was so security minded.

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