Prince Harry just made another move to Protect Meghan Markle and Baby Archie’s Privacy!

The Duke of Sussex accepted damages and an apology today from Splash News, which, in January, took aerial photos of his and Meghan Markle’s $3 million, four bedroom country home in Cotswold Hills, England.

Recently the news agency has guaranteed “it will not repeat its conduct by using any aerial means to take photographs or film footage of the Duke’s private home offering an apology” his lawyer concluded.

AS you all know that Prince Harry isn’t one to give off a false sense of security. Especially when his family is involved. Speaking on the royal’s behalf in a High Court, his lawyer said the published shots—which included a direct look into their bedroom, living room and dining area—”seriously undermined” the family’s “safety and security.” So much so, that the new parents, who welcomed son Archie Harrison Mountbatten-Windsor last week, no longer live at the rented estate.

“The property had been chosen by the Duke for himself and his wife given the high level of privacy it afforded,” the solicitor continued, “Given its position in a secluded area surrounded by private farmland away from any areas to which photographers have access.”

When asked about the same Meghan replied “It’s pretty amazing. I mean, I have the two best guys in the world, so I’m really happy.”