Prince Harry and Meghan Markle moved to Los Angeles when they officially stepped down as senior royals by the end of March. As they seem to be holed up at Tyler Perry's $18-million mansion, the Duchess of Sussex is worried that her only child, Archie Harrison Mountbatten-Windsor, will not have enough interaction with other children.
Although the former actress wishes to join a Mommy and Me class to be with other mothers, a friend revealed to Daily Mail that the mother-of-one knows she simply can't do so because of her stand. Meghan knows that Archie needs to have emotional and social skills by being around other kids, but her fame seems to hinder her.
Ideally, the former Suits star said they should be in a baby group class where they could meet other mommies and babies in person a couple of times a week. This would not only let Archie meet new children and have a chance to play with them but would also help develop his brain.
However, although Meghan would love to be in a baby group class, she knew it would be "impossible." The alleged pal explained that it would be hard for her to join a Mommy and Me community because of "who she is."
Allegedly, Meghan said that she's "too well known to do normal things." Hence, they are only staying at their mega-mansion in L.A.
Although she takes advantage of talking to everyone online and on Zoom, she knows it's just not the same as in person. The consistency of the biweekly Mommy and Me meetings will also be good for her, as she can be a mom and make new friends.
After Prince Harry and Meghan left the monarchy, they moved to Canada for a little while before they relocated to L.A. In celebration of Archie's first birthday in May, they shared a heart-warming video of the mom-of-one reading her kid the book, Duck! Rabbit! while the Duke of Sussex was in the background.
Save the Children shared the clip on Instagram to help raise funds for the charity's efforts to fight the COVID-19 pandemic, The Sun noted. Since then, the Sussexes have been laying low.
They are only spotted in public a couple of times, although they can be actively seen making video messages for different causes. Recently, they joined young leaders to talk about justice and equal rights in a video call. However, Prince Harry and Meghan met a lot of criticisms after Harry said the Commonwealth should acknowledge its past wrongs.
