Prince Harry revealed the unique British food habit that his kids, Archie and Lilibet, have picked up in the UK. For those unversed, the Sussexes moved back to Britain from California on August 26. The couple plans on staying in the UK for an extended period of time and has reportedly enrolled their kids in a UK-based school.
Prince Harry shares the British tradition his children adopted after moving to the UK
Prince Harry declared that his kids, Archie and Lilibet, had started eating Marmite on crumpets since moving to the UK. The Duke of Sussex spoke to Hello magazine at the WellChild Awards on Monday, September 21, in a rare instance where he spoke openly about his children.
The proud father gushed, stating: “Is that a British thing? Because it’s always been in my life, and now the kids are eating Marmite on crumpets, which is big for me.” Harry confessed that the kids now “approve” of the unusual food combination after previously dissing their father for enjoying Marmite on crumpets.
“It’s like that’s kind of like water under the bridge, so it’s good,” the Duke of Sussex added gleefully. Interestingly, Harry brought this tidbit to light after previously sharing that he made Archie and Lilibet try beans on toast. However, by his own admission, it “hadn’t gone down very well.”
Harry and Meghan have generally kept their children’s private lives away from extensive public exposure. Harry has nonetheless occasionally shared details about Archie and Lilibet’s interests and family routines, including their latest food preference.
The Duke of Sussex previously revealed that their family honors Diana on both her birth and death anniversaries by relishing her favorite Lemon Drizzle cake. He also added that they routinely make Diana’s favorite Lemon Drizzle cake and not just on special occasions. Harry explained: “I think traditions are really, really important. Especially when they’re sweet” (via PEOPLE).
