Meghan Markle and Prince Harry have reportedly been preparing their kids for their upcoming UK trip. Although their visit has not yet been confirmed, a source mentioned that the Sussexes have seemingly been teaching their children about the royal roots. For those unversed, the couple has a son, Prince Archie, and a daughter, Princess Lilibet. Reportedly, Harry would want his kids to spend time with their grandfather, King Charles.
The Sussexes are reportedly focused on teaching royal roots to their kids
Meghan Markle and Prince Harry have reportedly been teaching their kids about royal roots ahead of their UK trip. A source told Star magazine that the Duchess of Sussex has allegedly been educating Prince Archie (7) and Princess Lilibet (5) about their British roots. Meanwhile, it was reported that the duke took charge of the emotional aspect “tied to past absences.”
For those unversed, within a year of Archie’s birth, Markle and Harry shocked the world with their decision to “step back” from the royal family and duties. In March 2020, they moved to California to build a new life. Since then, the Sussexes and the royal family have maintained an estranged relationship. The couple rarely visited the UK over the years, and their kids, too, seemed to be unaware of their history.
Since last year, Harry has extended an olive branch towards his father, King Charles. Next month, the prince is said to fly to his homeland to attend the Invictus Games 2026. Several reports claimed that he would allegedly bring his wife and kids to the UK this time. According to the insider, the “Suits” alum would reportedly want a “calm, welcoming experience.” Hence, she and her husband have seemingly been preparing their children for their roots before their trip.
However, another report claimed that Markle and the children might not accompany Harry to his UK visit. Due to criticism and backlash over the family’s “intention,” the “Spare” author has allegedly reconsidered his original decision.
Originally written by Suushmmita Sen on Reality Tea.
