Parents living in the Cotswolds, the upscale rural region where Prince Harry and Meghan Markle had been scouting homes, are reportedly getting a preview of what's to come once the couple's children start school nearby. Royal commentator Kinsey Schofield told Page Six that school officials reached out to families directly to explain new guidelines tied to enrolling high profile students.
\n\nSchofield described the gist of the message families received, saying it essentially warned that some incoming students might draw extra attention from the public or the press.
\n\nThe letter didn't stop at general reassurances either. Schofield said it specifically asked parents and caregivers to avoid photographing or filming other students without consent, and to refrain from posting any personal details, images, or information about fellow pupils or their families on social media.
\n\nSchofield, who hosts the "Kinsey Schofield Unfiltered" podcast, said a source told her the Sussexes had reached out to several schools before finalizing their move back to the UK.
\n\nSources previously told Page Six that part of Harry's motivation was wanting his children closer to his father, King Charles III, who announced his cancer diagnosis back in 2024. Insiders also indicated Harry hopes the move will give Archie…
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