Archie Harrison and Lilibet Diana, the children of Prince Harry and Meghan Markle, were featured in each of the three first episodes of their Netflix docuseries, and royal fans have since been given additional glimpses of the young ones, including Archie’s adorable sonogram photo!
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When they discuss revealing their first pregnancy to the public in episode four, an image of their ultrasound photo shows up on the screen. Then Meghan adds a natural home photo of her expanding baby bump.
The Duchess says to Harry, “One of the things we connected on very early was you always wanted to be a dad, and I always wanted to be a mom,” revealing how they first met.
She went on: “As soon as we discovered we were pregnant, we started keeping journals. We simply said, “Dear baby, we can’t wait to meet you someday.” And we would snap tiny pictures and write them in the journal.”
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After welcoming their first child on May 6, 2019, Meghan and Harry then welcomed their second child, a daughter named Lilibet, on June 4, 2021.
The Sussexes, along with their two cherished children, now reside in Montecito following an explosive departure from Britain that included a contentious argument with his brother Prince William. The family lives in a sizable house with a wine cellar, games room, and swimming pool. They also keep their own chickens, which they claim Archie loves, and have sizable gardens where the kids can play. In earlier videos, Meghan was seen feeding the chickens while Lilibet was in a sling, and Archie joined in on the farmyard fun.
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On her own podcast, Archetypes, Meghan described what a typical morning in their home is like. Therefore, she predicted that as they age, the morning rush would become even more chaotic. But for me, it’s, you know, always up with Lili, get her downstairs, then a half-hour later Archie’s up, with both monitors on so the kids can hear them.
The mother of two spoke on camera about her tragic miscarriage, and Prince Harry said he blames the media and their legal action for the baby’s death.
