Prince Archie and Princess Lilibet are descended from real kings and queens, but their parents Meghan Markle And Prince Harry They want them to live normal lives and are in no hurry to tell them about their royal origins.
“They will have those conversations in due course,” a family friend said in the latest edition of We weeklyand added that they want Archie, 5, and Lilbet, 3, to be loved as the individuals they are. “They are so well behaved. Archie is sweet and curious and playful, and Lili is lively and happy.” (The grandchildren of King Charles III.Both children are in the line of succession to the British throne: Archie is sixth, while his younger sister is seventh.)
The 39-year-old Duke and 43-year-old Duchess live with their little ones in Montecito, California, and the couple keeps their children out of the spotlight for one very important reason.
“I think all parents want to share their child with the world, but they just can’t,” they explained Us. “(Prince) William Children, for example, are much safer, even if they are identifiable. And the same cannot be said for Meghan and Harry’s children. They know the world wants to see them, but I would expect them to live a more modest life until that is sorted out, if it ever comes to that.”
Prince Harry and Meghan Markle have been enjoying life with their daughter Princess Lilibet since her birth in June 2021. Harry and Meghan welcomed their eldest son, Prince Archie, two years earlier in May 2019 and he immediately settled into his role as a big brother. “Archie adores his little sister more than anything and gives her lots of kisses,” (…)
Despite their busy schedules with their Archewell Foundation and their personal business ventures – including their American lifestyle brand Riviera Orchard and an upcoming Netflix show – Meghan and Harry are very involved parents.
“They take the children to school, pick them up and are very active and there for them all day,” the friend added.
Meghan and Harry had their son Archie in May 2019 and their daughter Lilibet in June 2021. In January 2020, the couple announced that they would renounce their royal titles and eventually decided to move to the United States to raise their children.
Four months ago, Meghan gushed about her two “chatty, sweet” children during a trip to Nigeria and talked about how she juggles raising her children and her career.
“(Bonnie Hammer) invited me to breakfast and I thought it was just the greatest thing in the world,” Meghan said of a conversation she had with her mentor during a panel discussion in May. “And I asked her that exact question. I said, ‘How do you find the balance?’ And she said, ‘You don’t, you’ll never find the balance.'”
Meghan further explained how she discovered what that balance meant to her after getting married and having children.
“I think what that means now is that the balance is always going to change for you… What seemed balanced 10 years ago is going to shift,” she said. “And so it’s always been my dream to be a mom. And I’m so lucky that we have two beautiful, healthy, very talkative and sweet kids. I love being a mom.”
