When Prince Harry and Meghan Markle, the Duke and Duchess of Sus𝓈ℯ𝓍, were planning their tour to Nigeria, many theorized they would bring their children Prince Archie and Princess Lilibet, especially since Meghan has roots in Nigeria. However, they opted to keep their kids away from the public eye; but royal experts believe that could change soon.
Recently, royal expert and author Tom Quinn spoke to the Mirror about how he believes Archie and Lilibet will go on royal tours with their parents.
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“Harry and Meghan are incredibly proud of their children, and when they are a little older and better able to travel, there is no doubt they will be taken on some of the couple’s tours,” he said to the outlet. “Meghan is acutely aware of what a great look this will be – the charming royal couple with their charming royal children will attract the sort of publicity that Harry and Meghan crave, especially now that they are so determined to be billionaire entrepreneurs.”
Now, Meghan has spoken about ensuring her childrens’ privacy over the years, and Harry has discussed how he doesn’t want his children to have the same upbringing he had with the British royal family.
So, while there’s a chance the two Sus𝓈ℯ𝓍 kids will join their parents on major events, it probably won’t happen soon, especially since the kids won’t appear on Meghan’s blog or their Netflix shows.
For those who don’t know, Harry and Meghan started dating in 2016, and by April 2018, they were married in a beautiful royal ceremony. They share two children together named Archie, born in May 2019, and Lilibet Diana, born in June 2021.
Back in 2021, Meghan told Oprah that the best role she’s ever had in her life is unequivocally being a mother. “I’ve been a waitress, an actress, a princess, a Duchess… and the most important title I’ll ever have is mom,” she said.
Click here to see a complete timeline of Prince Harry and Meghan Markle’s feud with the royal family.
