Prince Harry and Meghan’s second child will soon turn two. Little Lilibet lives very far from her grandfather, but according to the tabloids, he remembers her. Megan and Harry, who recently almost crashed in an accident, have two children. Their first child Archie was four years old and was born in London. His sister Lilibet was born in California, where the family still lives today.
Thousands of English-language articles and several books have been written about the tense relationship between the youngest son of King Charles III and other members of the royal family. With the coronation of Charles approaching as King of Great Britain, it was almost completely unclear whether Meghan and his husband would be guests at this momentous event. Harry eventually arrived in London, drawing attention as he walked down the church aisle alone. On the day of the coronation of Charles III, little Archie celebrated his birthday. It is said that thanks to the difference, his father managed to get on a plane and return for a small family holiday. Meanwhile, at the beautiful villa in Montecito, where the family lives, another children’s ball is being prepared. Lilibet turns two years old on June 4th.
According to the Australian tabloid New Idea, which loves rather scandalous headlines, King Charles III already has a gift plan for his granddaughter. It will be a replica of the dollhouse once played by Elizabeth and her youngest daughter Margaret. An Australian newspaper received a notice from their informant that Meghan did not like the gift and Harry was convincing his father to refuse it. The reason, as they say, the idea of playing with dolls is because of gender stereotypes. Meghan is a well-known advocate for gender equality. Even before her marriage to the prince, she took part in activities to protect the interests of women. Recall that recently Meghan received an award for activity in this area.
Source: Fakty
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