he makes tender confidences about his children Archie and Lilibet

Prince Harry knows how to keep his promises, and as expected, he lent himself to the game of questions with the winners of the prize WellChild, during a videoconference from his property in Los Angeles. In the video, shared exclusively on the site of Hello Magazine, Harry addressed each winner and their families and apologized for not being able to meet them in person. Indeed, the Duke of Sussex and his wife, Meghan Markle, were to attend the ceremony WellChild in London on September 8. But in view of the state of health of Queen Elizabeth II which was becoming more and more worrying, the couple had to give up the event to go to Scotland at his bedside. The monarch had finally passed away that same day.

Among the award winners WellChild, little Henry Waines, four, who was born with serious health issues, stood out on the call. When Prince Harry learned that the young boy had been named Henry in his honour, King Charles III’s youngest son replied: “My name is Henry. Well, everyone calls me Harry. I do not know why“. Enough to make the audience laugh! This little anecdote was then followed by confidences about his 3-year-old son and his 1-year-old daughter. Hearing the infectious laughter of little Henry, the Prince Harry said: “You really look like my son Archie. The same creaky little voice. I like“. Henry asked him directly: “How are Archie and Lilibet The Duke of Sussex, touching, said: “They are doing great…Archie is very, very busy. And Lily is learning to use her voice, which is awesome.Prince Harry took the time to chat with everyone and also talked about his three beloved dogs, and appeared more emotional than ever when his late mother, Princess Diana, was brought up.

Titles for Archie and Lilibet

In addition to his investment in his various foundations and other projects, Prince Harry is fighting a front fight with his wife Meghan Markle: to ensure that his daughter Lilibet and his son Archie obtain royal titles. Indeed, the future of his children is currently being played out within the British royal family, since King Charles III is studying the possibility of offering the two toddlers royal titles. Following the death of Queen Elizabeth II on September 8, many titles were redistributed and the line of succession changed. The Sussex children therefore became the grandchildren of the reigning monarch and therefore have the right to be called prince and princess, and to use the honorary predicate HRH (His or Her Royal Highness, “Her Royal Highness”) with their first names. Titles that Lilibet and Archie did not officially obtain since their parents, Meghan and Harry, had decided in 2020 to withdraw from their royal duties. According to royal expert Katie Nicholl, King Charles III could, before any deal, “insist“so that the titles eventually given to Lilibet and Archie are subject to certain conditions. The Sussexes should in particular”respect the institution if they take the titles of the institution“. All is said !