Prince Harry and Meghan, the Duchess of Sussex, found themselves in a frightening car chase scenario involving paparazzi in New York City, according to a statement from their spokesperson on Wednesday.

Paparazzi followed the royal pair and Meghan's mother constantly after they left a humanitarian event in New York, which put them in a dangerous scenario while driving, according to NBC News.

According to the spokesman, the chase lasted more than two hours, resulting in many near-collisions with other vehicles, pedestrians, and even two NYPD policemen.

The statement blamed an aggressive gang of photographers for the traumatic experience and the "near catastrophic car chase."

Prince Harry and Meghan said they appreciate the public's interest in their life, but no one's safety should be compromised. They warned against publishing photos taken with such intrusive means, per The Guardian.

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Car Chase Incident Brings Back Memories of Princess Diana's Tragedy

On the same day, Meghan was presented with the Woman of Vision award during her and Harry's first public appearance since the coronation of King Charles.

The Ms. Foundation for Women's annual event included Meghan's acceptance speech, in which she encouraged women to strive for fairness and equality, per CBS News.

Harry's mother, Princess Diana, was killed in a 1997 automobile accident. Paparazzi pursued the princess and her boyfriend, Dodi Al Fayed, in Paris, which resulted in a tragedy.

The latest incident follows an arrest at the royal couple's Montecito property. Kevin Garcia Valdovinos was arrested for stalking at the house's service door by a staff member.

The Santa Barbara Sheriff's Department claimed that Valdovinos was later released from custody on a $2,500 bond after being arrested.

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