Meghan Markle is 'arguing' with Harry over severe rules for Archie and Lilibet

 

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle, who are protective parents to their two children, have kept a united face despite their continuing feud with the royals.

Despite the many obstacles the pair has suffered in recent years, Harry and Meghan appear to be at odds over a critical choice involving Prince Archie, six, and Princess Lilibet, three.

According to royal analysts, Harry and Meghan are presently engaged in their "biggest divisive" conversations about the privacy of their children.

"I cannot get away from the feeling that maybe Harry and Meghan feel differently about whether or not to show the children," Newsweek's Chief Royal Correspondent Jack Royston remarked during The Sun podcast.

Since her comeback to social media earlier this year, Meghan has posted glimpses of the children, with their faces securely disguised.

Royston stated that Harry takes a "hard-line" attitude to it, which is why the children's faces are disguised. Otherwise, Meghan would "rather just post pictures of their faces on Instagram and not worry too much about it."

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Meanwhile, Royal Editor Matt Wilkinson revealed that Harry and Meghan were having a "debate" over how much they wanted their children to be visible in public.

He went on: "Meghan wants to live like a billionaire, she wants to have a celebrity lifestyle in California, whereas Harry wants to be a little bit more private."

Royston added that Harry's boyhood in the UK was difficult since he was the "most famous child face in Britain, probably the world," and everywhere he and William went, they were recognized.

He "wants his children to be able to live, to be able to choose whether they want a quiet life or a life of their own."