Buckingham Palace broke their silence over the list of rules which Prince Harry and Meghan Markle allegedly sent to their neighbors banning them from any contact with the royals and even asking about baby Archie.

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The list of rules from the Sussexes

Last week, Prince Harry and Meghan Markle got under fire again. According to The Sun, the Sussexes sent the list of rules to their neighbors in Frogmore Estate banning them from contacting or asking about Archie Harrison.

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According to The Sun, Harry and Meghan requested their neighbors “not to approach or speak to the couple, not to touch their dogs, and not ask to see their baby boy Archie or offer to babysit him.”

The couple’s fans didn’t like the idea of having such a list of rules at all. As a result, Harry and Meghan faced public critics and accusations on social media.

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Palace’s response

In their turn, Buckingham Palace chose not to keep silence over the allegations against the Duke and Duchess of Sussex. A spokesman of the Palace told Hello magazine:

The spokesman added that the list of rules, allegedly sent by the Sussexes, had come from an “overly protective” staff member from the palace. Moreover, Harry and Meghan had no idea about it.

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It was not for the first time when members of the royal family became victims of false allegations from the press. We hope Harry and Meghan’s devoted fans can divide true from false.