Back in 2018, he shared his
thoughts about the former actress’ new role, when he spoke to Good Morning
Britain.
Asked how he thought Meghan
would cope, Mike responded: “I think she’ll be nervous, but coming
from her background in TV she’s used to the public spotlight.
“Not quite as much
probably has gone on this week [before the wedding] but she’ll be fine and I
think she’s experienced enough to know that all she can do is enjoy the day.
“The best thing about the
royal family is that they are so lovely and they’ll spot the people who are
looking a little bit nervous and go straight over and take away all of
that tension straight out of the room.”
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The royal cousins chatting during the Platinum Jubilee celebrations
He went on: “It’s a
special day for them both, and as long as they get a quiet moment during the
day and actually have enjoyed the day that’s what I wish for them, and
hopefully they’ll live happily ever after.”
The couple tied the knot in
Windsor in a beautiful ceremony and went on to welcome their first child, son
Archie, in May 2019.
In early 2020, they announced
their decision to step back from royal life. In a recent and very rare interview
with The Cut, Megan reflected on the emotional ceremony.
She went on to quote to The
Cut journalist Allison P. Davis what she says was the end of a speech she
gave at her wedding, saying she took comfort in the “resounding
knowing that, above all, love wins”.
