Meghan MarkleThe phone number was reportedly leaked after she joined a group chat for parents at her children’s school.
british tabloid the sun reported on Tuesday, September 15, that Meghan, 45, joined a WhatsApp group for Year 3 parents before Prince Archie7, and princess lilibet5 years old, starting his first day at a UK school.
The Duchess of Sussex’s number and a message she had written to other parents were later «shared several times,» according to the outlet, which published a screenshot of the alleged chat.
One message read: “Welcome to Meghan who will be making Archie join tomo (tomorrow).”
«Hi moms! Thank you for the warm welcome ❤️,» Meghan reportedly responded. «I am very happy to be part of this community xx.»
Us has contacted Meghan’s representatives for comment.
meghan and husband prince harryThe two children began their studies in the UK last week after the family returned to the country for the first time in six years in August.
On Monday, September 14, news broke that the royal moved Archie and Lili’s school just two days into the new school year due to safety concerns.
«The decision for the children to move to school was made following a discussion with the family’s security team about the practicalities of their current arrangements,» a spokesperson for the Duke and Duchess of Sussex said. Hello! on Mondays. «Parents remain extremely grateful to all teachers and staff for the love, care and effort they have shown their family. This decision should in no way be construed as a reflection on the school or the exceptional care the children have received there.»
Meghan, Harry, 42, and their children moved to California in 2020 after the couple stepped down as senior working members of the royal family. As a result, they lost their taxpayer-funded security, making Harry reluctant to bring his wife and children to the UK for many years.
In May 2025, the Duke of Sussex lost an appeal to have his security restored. «I don’t see a world in which I would bring my wife and children back to the UK at this time,» Harry told the BBC at the time, citing security concerns.
Earlier this week, the BBC reported that the family’s access to publicly funded security will be reviewed now that they have returned to the UK.
The Royal and Public Figures Executive Committee (RAVEC), which oversees security arrangements for the royal family and other high-profile people, will reconsider what police protection, if any, Harry, Meghan and their children may be eligible to receive.
The committee is expected to “assess the risks they face in their new home and the type of trips the couple and their family take, such as regular travel routes and school trips,” the BBC reported.






