If by control you mean watch what's send and/or received from/to an address, yes, everybody can do that, since the Bitcoin blockchain is a public ledger. What's harder is to associate that address to you (the holder of its private key) if you take some precautions: don't reuse addresses, handle non KYC coins (or coinjoin them later)...

If by control you mean to access any funds or to prevent you to access them, then no, nobody can unless they get it's associated private key (which is stored into your hardware signer) or the seed to generate it (which you should keep safe.