Prince Harry

These days, Prince Harry and Meghan Markle are in the center of attention of the world press: The couple is married to Queen II for the first time after moving to the United States. He met Elizabeth and then went to the Netherlands to participate in the Invictus Games. prince. During this trip, 37-year-old Harry gave a rare interview – he spoke with the presenter of the Today TV channel, in which he said that he was satisfied with life in America.

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As the prince admits, he feels “wonderful peace” from time to time – as much as possible “considering everything that happens in the world.” Regarding his new residence, Harry said:

Now, as the prince assures, she and Meghan are ordinary working-from-home parents and don’t always find it easy to combine work with raising young children. Recall that the couple’s son Archie is two years old and their daughter Lilibet is 10 months old. On the European trip, the parents of the children did not take them with them.

According to Harry, he finds a special fit when helping someone and is currently focusing on making his family happy:

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle with their children

Harry also talked about a recent meeting with his grandmother: he and Megan had tea with the queen at the palace, as Harry said, everything went on in a friendly atmosphere:

What Harry’s grandmother called his best character trait was his sense of humor and the ability not to take life too seriously.

The prince shared that they thought it would be good to bring the children to the UK for the Queen’s Platinum Jubilee celebrations, but he is not sure yet due to “security issues and the like”.

Harry also admitted that with the arrival of his own children, he began to remember his mother, the late Princess Diana, even more:

The visit to the Invincible Games, which featured military personnel injured in the line of duty, will be Harry and Meghan’s first European visit since MegZit. A few days ago the couple attended the opening ceremony in The Hague, where one of the most memorable moments was kissing in front of the audience.