Since Meghan Markle and Prince Harry left their functions with the British royal family, the couple have been taking full advantage of their son Archie. Settled in California, the couple live the first important moments of their child in the most normal and natural way possible.
Meghan Markle and Prince Harry hit the nail on the head when they both decided to divorce the British royal family on March 31, 2020. A very daring move that has been controversial for weeks. The couple, no longer bearing the media attention on them, wanted to step aside from royal dilemmas and responsibilities, in order to enjoy a simpler, and above all, more manageable life.
Dad and Mum of 17-month-old Archie, the Duke and Duchess of Sussex have somehow 'taken advantage' of the pandemic to spend more time with their son. “Without COVID, we would have traveled and worked more”Meghan told Nobel Prize winning Pakistani activist and feminist Malala Yousafzai. The couple were able to witness their son's first steps, like normal parents: “We were both there for Archie's first steps. His first race, his first fall, his first everything"Harry confided.
A normal life'
The Duke and Duchess settled in the Montecito district of Santa Barbara, California, far from all their ills. They live a simpler life, and devote as much of their free time as possible to Archie. A source close to the couple said the two love to get some fresh air and play: “They spend a lot of time outside”. If we understand correctly, Meghan Markle and Prince Harry live a life without much turmoil and yet so wonderful of two completely normal parents, who play with their child.
It would appear to be exactly what the Duke wanted, because according to the source, "Harry wants to give Archie the childhood he always wanted. ” A quiet life, filled with love and simplicity, with no responsibilities or burden on your shoulders.
If Archie wishes, he can of course become Prince when he turns 18. But for now, the little one lives a calm and Californian childhood, alongside his two crazy parents.
