It is evident to all the royal followers that the life of princes Archie and Lilibet, children of Prince Harry and Meghan Markle, maintains a low profile, because unlike the children of the princes of Wales, The Sussexes are not usually exposed to the public eye.
However, although little is known about the daily life that surrounds the little Sussexes, it is known through their mother’s statements that They are both being raised as normally as possible.. This is so that in the future they will be people with good values.
In fact, just as Meghan Markle mentioned in an interview with the middle The Cutboth she and the Duke of Sussex constantly emphasize to Prince Archie that everything in life is “manners.”
“We always tell him: manners make the man. Manners, manners, manners, manners, manners,” the duchess declared before the aforementioned media, also revealing a strict domestic rule that requires following her son, who is currently 5 years old.
What is the rule that Prince Archie has to follow on a daily basis by order of Meghan Markle?
According to The Cutfor the protagonist of “Suits” it is essential that her first-born behave excellently when sitting at the dinner table. The royal exile stated in that same interview that He wants his children to grow up with impeccable manners and always demonstrate what they learned at home.
In turn, he said that so far Prince Archie has gained a lot of sympathy thanks to the fact that he constantly demonstrates the good education that has been given to him at his home in Montecito, California. The proud mother described her son as “the cheerful child who brings a week of freshly picked fruit for his classmates class and enjoys playing a ‘roar’ game at recess.”
With this gesture it would be demonstrated that the great education that Meghan has given her little one is really paying off, even though many children Archie’s age find it difficult to behave, the sixth in line could be learning big lessons at home.
Adding to this information, style expert Bella Hignett told GB News that The great education that the Duke and Duchess of Sussex are giving their children is also reflected in the way the children dress, who, despite always wearing appropriate looks, demonstrate that they follow a much less strict protocol than their cousins, George, Charlotte and Louis.
Hignett said: “Archie and Lilibet will still have to exercise a little restraint when dressing. But they will be much less formal. This will be exacerbated growing up in California, where clothing is much more relaxed and relaxed.”
Likewise, the expert added: “The climate and the fact that they will not have to attend as many formal events means that the dress code in general will be more informal.”
