Matt Wilkinson, this headline is trash—and so is The Sun’s attempt to blame Meghan Sussex for somebody else violating her privacy. Your newspaper obtained a screenshot from a school-parent WhatsApp group, branded it a “Royals Exclusive,” published the conversation and then claimed Meghan “leaked her own number.” How the fuck did Meghan leak it? Did she send the screenshot to The Sun? Did she circulate it outside the group? Or did somebody else take information intended for parents and hand it to a national tabloid? My son is in college. My wife and I are in a group chat with the parents of his roommate. That is what parents do. Joining a group chat is not leaking your number. Carrying information from that chat outside the group is the leak. So who gave The Sun the screenshot? Did that person approach the newspaper, or was The Sun digging through the school community for an exclusive? Was anybody paid? The paper may protect its source, but it cannot blame Meghan for the source’s actions. Now look at the entire picture. Prince Harry and Meghan’s children start school, and their school arrangements become national news. Parents are quoted. Their journey to school becomes content. Complaints about security vehicles become headlines. Then a screenshot from a parents’ WhatsApp group appears in The Sun. What the fuck is wrong with these people? Prince Archie is seven. Princess Lilibet is five. They are children. Yet their school community, daily journey and mother’s communications are being mined for content. At what point does reporting become sustained harassment? Nobody is publishing screenshots from the Princess of Wales’s school-parent WhatsApp chats. Her participation in those groups was praised as relatable, normal parenting. Meghan does the same thing, and suddenly her conversation becomes tabloid inventory. Then Wilkinson, The Sun and the rest of this rotten media culture ask why Prince Harry and Meghan are concerned about security. This is fucking why. Security is not merely somebody standing at a gate. It means controlling exposure, protecting routes, monitoring threats and limiting how much information reaches people who may intend harm. Every leaked number, exposed routine and parent turned into a tabloid source creates another vulnerability. You cannot probe the children’s school community, obtain messages and generate national attention around the family’s movements—then ridicule them for wanting protection. Security should be determined by actual risk, not by whether tabloid columnists like the family. Meghan did not leak her number. Someone leaked her trust, and The Sun turned that betrayal into a headline blaming the victim. That is not journalism. It is reckless, invasive garbage from a trash reporter whose coverage of Prince Harry and Meghan increasingly reads less like reporting and more like a personal vendetta. Right, @MattSunRoyal?