A distant cousin asked Robert if the boys would be written into his estate plan.

Someone else speculated publicly about whether the helicopter had been arranged to humiliate Tristan.

I refused to participate.

My attorney sent a polite but firm request for privacy to the relatives sharing information about the children.

Tristan issued one statement to family members: the boys were his children, their privacy was not for public discussion, and no one should contact them or their school without parental permission.

It was the right thing to do.