Meghan Markle, the Duchess of Sussex, wants her second child to be born in the United States. Sources revealed that she and Prince Harry have started making plans for their next baby but she, reportedly, wants to stay in America during her pregnancy and at least three months after the delivery.
A source told OK! that Meghan was lonely in London when she was pregnant with Archie Harrison last year because she didn't have family and friends near her. Thus, the duchess is keen on her plan to give birth abroad despite knowing it will "ruffle feathers" as she will be going against royal traditions.
Prince Harry was, reportedly, concerned about this wife's plan and its implications for his family. However, the duke is said to be supportive of his wife and will do anything to make her happy, less anxious and less stressed while pregnant.
The news comes as Meghan and Prince Harry will be leaving for Los Angeles in a few weeks to spend a six-week holiday with her mother, Doria Ragland. The break will allow the Sussex family to recuperate and spend more quality time with Archie. The trio, however, will be expected back in London in time for Christmas with the Queen and the rest of the royals.
Women's Day, on the other hand, published in its print magazine that Prince Harry confirmed baby number two is on the way. But, the proof of the pregnancy only referred to the duke's speech at the WellChild Awards a month ago, where Meghan was also seen touching her stomach constantly.
According to Gossip Cop, there is no truth to the story that Meghan and Prince Harry confirmed their new baby news. The tabloid did not report concrete details about the pregnancy thus its story had no substance.
Meanwhile, the couple's first child is reportedly trying to talk at six months old. Sources told Us Weekly that the boy is growing up super smart and physically strong.
The source also described Archie as a social butterfly who is happy around people. He's not a fussy baby and would happily go to Prince Harry or Meghan's friends when they are visiting the family.
Archie also loves to be picked up and carried by his dad. The royal baby is reportedly stoked each time he sees Prince Harry in the room.
Prince Harry and Meghan Markle welcomed Archie into the world on May 6, 2019. The birth was a very private family affair but the couple presented their son a few days after Meghan delivered him.
