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Meghan Markle Gets First Security Review Since Dramatic Royal Exit

Ravec asked the couple to provide daily routine details as officials assess their threat level after repeated terror threats, including at least six plots.

  • Meghan Markle and Prince Harry began a government-backed security review by the Royal and VIP Executive Committee following their return to Britain. This marks Meghan's first official risk assessment since 2020.
  • Prince Harry has campaigned for taxpayer-funded police protection, previously losing a legal battle against the Home Office over his security status. His return to Britain, coupled with heightened concerns from the Taliban and Qaida, necessitated this evaluation.
  • To establish a "pattern of life," Ravec requested granular details of the family's daily routine, including school runs and specific addresses. The couple withdrew Prince Archie and Princess Lilibet from a school in Britain after two days due to security complications.
  • The committee delayed a meeting last week without explanation while evaluating if the couple requires state-funded protection. Meghan and Harry remain under an interim security team pending the final conclusions.
  • Intelligence reports suggest the family faces an "international threat," with previous assessments noting terrorist plots originating in Britain. The Home Office continues managing the balance of protecting the royals while adhering to established protocols.
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The British government is preparing to review the level of security protection for Prince Harry and Meghan, which is being funded by the state, after the couple moved back to the UK full-time and their two children had to change schools due to safety concerns.

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The Telegraph broke the news in London, United Kingdom on Monday, September 14, 2026.
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