In a recent eye-opening
interview with The Cut for The New York Times, the mom-of-two
took journalist, Allison P. Davis, with her to collect Archie from his school
and she documented their ritual in the article which was published.
During the ride, she wrote:
“If he [Archie] forgets to say please or thank you, Meghan reminds him of
the manners that make the man.”
She then added: “At a
stoplight, she [Meghan] reaches into the trunk and produces a brand-new black
backpack and hands it to her security detail to give to an unhoused man on the
corner.
“They are teaching Archie
that some people live in big houses, some in small and that some are in
between homes. They made kits to pass out with water and peanut-butter crackers
and granola bars. ‘I ate one!’ Archie contributes.”
The sweet routine will, no
doubt, continue now that the family are back home in California, after
attending the funeral of Prince Harry’s grandmother Queen Elizabeth II.
The couple were away for 17
days in total, having visited Manchester and Germany for charity events before
they heard of the monarch’s sad passing. It’s believed Archie and Lilibet
stayed home in the US during this time, so we can only imagine how the big
family reunion took place on their return.
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The Sussex’s relocated to Montecito, California
Meghan has revealed that
Archie is now ready to be full-time at his school while Lilibet, is now 15
months old and likely tottering around the enormous family house.
It’s the age where toddlers
are ‘into everything’, so the little girl is bound to be keeping her parents
Meghan and Harry on their toes!
