Prince Harry is reportedly feeling very melancholic about the fact that his children, Prince Archie and Princess Lilibet, are not experiencing life with the rest of their family. A close source to the Duke of Sussex, aged 41, expressed Harry’s sentiments concerning the connections his children are missing out on within the royal family, particularly with their cousins, who are Prince William’s children. The source mentioned that Harry wishes for his children to have the same enriched family network that their cousins are currently enjoying.
The source elaborated on Harry’s desire for his children to receive top-notch education, similar to the one he had with his trusted circle of friends from his school days at Ludgrove and Eton. Despite Archie and Lili having a pleasant time in California, Harry is deeply saddened that they are not part of the family activities.
On the other hand, Meghan Markle, aged 44, presented a heartwarming family scene by sharing two adorable photos of Archie on his seventh birthday, showcasing a joyful outing with Lilibet at the seaside in the US, where the couple has been residing since stepping back from royal duties in 2020.
While Harry previously spoke positively about life in the US, his perspective seems to have shifted recently, especially after Prince William and Princess Kate released new images of Princess Charlotte on her 11th birthday. This event reportedly intensified Harry’s longing for his children to have a similar upbringing as their cousins – Charlotte, Prince George, 12, and Prince Louis, 8.
Prince Harry and Princess of Wales’ children attend the same prestigious public school, Lambrook in Berkshire, with a tuition fee of £32,000 per year. In contrast, Harry’s educational journey included Ludgrove School and Eton College in Berkshire. However, there seems to be a difference in opinion between Harry and Meghan regarding the educational path for their children.
It is suggested that Meghan is hesitant about her children following the traditional educational route. The insider mentioned ongoing discussions between Harry and Meghan on this matter, with the King expressing his approval.
The source hinted that Harry had discussed his intentions to educate his children in the UK with his father during a meeting at Clarence House last September. Reports indicate that Harry is planning to bring Meghan and potentially their children to Britain when he visits in the summer to promote the Invictus Games for injured and sick former service personnel.
