Prince Harry reportedly has one main issue when it comes to the privacy of his children, and it has nothing to do with Meghan Markle's decision to post them on Instagram. The 41-year-old was previously thought to have different ideas to his wife when it comes to Prince Archie and Princess Lilibet's exposure on social media, but the former working royal is said to have one main fear that has nothing to do with Meghan.

An insider has revealed that Harry's issue is purely that his children could one day be "stalked by photographers". An insider told Naughty But Nice: "Harry’s issue was never family photos. His issue was photographers stalking his children.

"These images are shared on their terms, when they want, how they want, and that’s a huge distinction for him."

Although some many think that Meghan could be behind Harry's change of heart, the insider reveals that she has not had anything to do with it.

They added: "This wasn’t Meghan convincing Harry to do something he didn’t want.

"Those battles are long over. Harry fully embraces it now. He sees these photos as celebrating family, not sacrificing privacy."

Meghan shared two never-before-seen pictures to mark Lilibet's fifth birthday earlier this week, one of which included Harry sweetly holding onto his little girl.

Speaking to royal expert Rob Shuter, the insider added that Harry no longer sees Meghan's decision to share their children on social media as a "threat to their privacy".

In her post to their daughter, Meghan called Lilibet a "dream", with the caption stating: "Our dream girl. Happy 5th birthday, Lili [white-heart emoji]."

Back in May, the couple celebrated Archie's seventh birthday. Meghan's post to their son read: "7 years later… happy birthday to our sweet boy."