Baby archie snub: how meghan markle desperately wants this for her son

Archie Harrison Mountbatten-Windsor is seventh in line to the British throne. But as of this spring, his mother and father Meghan Markle and Prince Harry will no longer be senior members of

the Royal Family. The Sussex couple has many hopes for “normal life” after Megxit, but what does this mean for Archie? In January, Prince Harry and Meghan Markle announced their intention to

step back as senior members of the Royal Family. The couple dropped the bombshell announcement on their popular Instagram page, revealing their intention to work to become financially

independent and split their time between North America and the UK. After negotiations were held among the senior members of the Royal Family, the Queen offered her support to the couple,

although said she would have “preferred” them to retain their roles. As of Spring 2020, Harry, Meghan and Archie will begin a new life in Canada outside of the Royal Family. READ MORE: 

PRINCE HARRY HEARTBREAK: DUKE REVEALS REAL REASON HE LEFT ROYAL LIFE For Harry and Meghan, many have speculated about what the couple intends to do in the future. Experts have estimated that

the Sussex Royal brand could be worth an “absolute fortune”. Some analysts say the couple could easily earn up to £500 million in their first year of independence. The editor-in-chief on

True Royalty TV, Nick Bullen said: “Brand Sussex is a global brand and could end up making an absolute fortune, from public speaking to Meghan reinventing her lifestyle blog, to

merchandising or brand endorsements.” According to sources, Harry and Meghan are enjoying a “quiet life” in Canada. A source told People magazine: “They are enjoying living a quiet life.

“They go for long walks, they do yoga, and Meghan cooks. “They are real homebodies who love to chill out with Archie and the dogs.” Reportedly, Harry and Meghan are also planning to

celebrate a low-key Valentine’s Day with Prince Harry planning to put his culinary skills to the test by making the Duchess of Sussex a pot roast dinner. Archie is now nine-months-old and

will his parents have very clear ideas for what they want for his future. Speaking to the MailOnline, an insider claimed Meghan was protecting Archie from picking up “stress and anxiety”.

They said: “She also felt like she couldn’t be the best mother to Archie if she wasn’t being her true, authentic self. “Something she felt she couldn’t be in the Royal Family confines. “She

said she didn’t want Archie picking up on her stress and anxiety.” But it was not only his mental health Meghan is desperately seeking for her son after Megxit. One insider told Closer

Magazine said: “When Meghan was in London she talked about homeschooling Archie. “She felt she had no choice because of the negative publicity surrounding the family. “But now they’ve moved

to Canada, they’re planning to send Archie to nursery once he’s old enough. Meghan thinks it’s important for her little boy to interact with other kids.”