The Duchess of Sussex spoke
candidly about the process of finding the perfect home in Los Angeles, how she
celebrated her 41st birthday in early August as well as how her two children,
Archie Harrison and Lilibet Diana, are getting on.
During the lengthy interview
by Allison P. Davis for the New York Times website which focuses on women’s
issues, it was revealed that Archie has already gone back to school – and more
importantly, is ready to begin going full days.
The interviewer, who
accompanied Meghan on the school pick-up, reveals that an “update letter
from his teacher” reveals that he had a good day, despite not eating his
sandwich, and is ready to begin going for full days, rather than half days.
During the interview, there
are many updates on how Harry and Meghan are raising their kids, such as the
importance of teaching them manners, educating Archie on homelessness, and how
the three-year-old takes a “weeks’ worth of freshly picked fruit for his
fellow classmates”.
Archie, who clearly takes
after his dad with his curly ginger hair, also attends birthday parties for his
classmates alongside his mum – who isn’t shy of joining in with the fun.
“I was in a bouncy
castle, and I saw this 1-year-old inside. I was like, ‘Where’s your mom?’ And
this mom on the outside goes, ‘Oh, hi! I’m here. I wasn’t sure if I should come
in. I was like, ‘Do you need your child? Of course, you can come in,'”
Meghan tells Allison during the interview.
One-year-old Lili also makes a
brief appearance during the interview, which took place in August, with the
writer revealing she has “bright-blue eyes” and is “ginger”
just like her dad, Harry.
