Piers Morgan responds to Meghan Markle's child privacy concerns 'Markle lied!'

express.co.uk:

Piers Morgan, 57, took issue with Meghan Markle's claim that she would have been pursued by 40 photographers each day on the school run if she had continued to live in the UK.This claim was first disputed by Royal commentator Chris Ship who took to Twitter to insist that no photographers were allowed to snap her children going to school unless it was their first day, and that paparazzi etiquette was strictly controlled.

Meghan, who turned 41 last month, addressed her concerns for her children's privacy in a new interview, after inviting one of their journalists, Allison P Davis, along to pick up three-year-old son from Archie from his pre-school.The article explained how Meghan claimed the school pickup and drop-off wouldn't have been possible for her in the UK due to a "press pen of 40 people snapping pictures."Meghan said in the interview: "Sorry, I have a problem with that [scenario]."That doesn’t make me obsessed with privacy.That makes me a strong and good parent protecting my child," she told The Cut.However, ITV News Royal Editor Chris Ship had quickly taken to Twitter to dispute the allegations."The only time cameras [are] allowed for school run is on the first day at school," he wrote in view of almost 129,000 followers.He added: "Only 2 cameras are permitted (one TV, one photo) who agree to share footage with other broadcasters and publications."Is simply wrong for #meghan to claim there would be '40 people snapping pictures'."Piers stepped in to allege to his 7.9 million followers: "Good to see a top ITV news journalist calling out Markle’s lies… just hope he still has his job by tomorrow.""Simple facts @piersmorgan," Chris immediately fired back, adding: "There are no cameras at the school run for George &.