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Prince Harry and Meghan Markle reportedly went through a major hardship after their 9-month-old son, Archie, went missing for four days.
New Idea recently published the misleading storyline suggesting that Prince Harry and Markle couldn’t find their son for four days when the contents of their story weren’t really about Archie going missing.
The tabloid was simply saying that Prince Harry and Markle spent four days without their son because they left Archie in Canada while they traveled to the United States for a series of engagements.
A source then told the tabloid that the Duke and Duchess of Sussex are actually doing the right thing by keeping Archie behind the walls of their new home in Canada since he is at a great security risk.
As such, the claims made by the tabloid should be taken with a grain of salt. Prince Harry and Markle’s son never went missing. And it is unlikely for this to happen because their family is surrounded by a reliable security team.
During an interview with New Idea, Princess Diana’s former royal protection officer Ken Wharfe said that Archie is in grave danger so he will most likely be protected for the rest of his life even though he’s not an official member of the royal family.
“Archie will be protected for the rest of his life. The security that is afforded to the royal family is of such high caliber that [any incidents such as kidnapping are] unlikely. Archie as a royal baby will have a nanny and a nursery. He’s not going to go anywhere because it just adds to the security risk. I’m not an alarmist, but because of where they are now, they are, in my view, at greater risk,” he said.
Meanwhile, Prince Harry and Markle have not stepped out in public with Archie for months. The last time that the young royal was photographed was during his mom’s walk-in Canada.
