Life for Prince Harry and Meghan Markle is a whirlwind right now, but their hearts remain in Canada with their little boy, Archie. As they fulfill their royal obligations in the U.K., the couple is missing their son "like crazy," according to an exclusive source from Closer Weekly. They're eagerly counting down the days until they can be reunited with him.
Every Mile Feels Like a Million
Being apart from their baby boy isn't easy for Harry and Meghan. “They absolutely hate being away from Archie,” the insider reveals. “He's already taken his first steps, and they're dreading missing any of his new milestones while they're tied up in the U.K.” To keep the connection strong, the couple has been FaceTiming Archie every single day. It's their way of staying close, even though they're miles apart.
A Tough Decision for a Loving Family
Leaving Archie behind wasn't an easy choice, but it was one made with love. “Their schedules in the U.K. are jam-packed,” another source explained to Closer. “There wouldn't have been much time for quality family moments anyway.”
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With events like the Mountbatten Music Festival on Friday, March 6, and the annual Commonwealth Day Service on Saturday, March 7, the couple decided that Archie would be better off staying in Canada. Not only does this decision allow them to focus on their royal duties, but it also protects Archie from the chaos of the spotlight.
Protecting Their Little One
The Sussexes are determined to keep Archie out of the limelight and away from the paparazzi. “They want to shield him from the constant attention that comes with being in London,” the insider shared. “With concerns about the coronavirus leading to school closures in the U.K., they decided it was safer to leave Archie where he’s happiest—in Canada.”
Heart-to-Heart With the Queen
Harry and Meghan's decision to step back from their royal duties and leave Archie in Canada prompted a heartfelt meeting with Queen Elizabeth on Sunday, March 1. The queen wanted to ensure Harry felt connected to his family, despite the challenges brought by "Megxit." “Elizabeth doesn’t want Harry to feel distant from the royal family,” a third source told Closer. “Her priority is seeing him happy and settled, no matter what.”
Once Harry and Meghan reunite with Archie in Canada, they can return to the joyous family life they cherish so much. Until then, they’ll keep counting down the days until they’re all together again.
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