In a rare moment, Meghan Markle nodded to a special moment she shared with Prince Harry and their son, Prince Archie.
While speaking to Tina Knowles on her podcast, Confessions of a Female Founder, Meghan recalled debuting Archie to the fans and media after he was born.
In the iconic Windsor Castle photo call in May 2019, Harry held baby Archie in his arms and Meghan stunned in a white dress and pointy-toed stilettos.
“It seems like we’re all kind of figuring it out along the way and also we evolve as women, and the chapters of being a mother evolve,” she reflected.
“I mean, Archie turns six tomorrow. He’s going to be six!” the Duchess of Sussex noted excitedly. “Where did the time go? I remember carrying him out there, and I was just like, he is now six years old.”
“We had his birthday party yesterday,” she continued. “But you look up, and really, I think everything is in constant fluid motion.”
Harry and Meghan parted with royal tradition when they debuted Prince Archie in an organized photo call two days after his birth. Other royals, including Princess Kate and Prince William, posed with their kids on hospital steps.
Their photo call was held at St. George’s Hall in Windsor Castle, where the Duke and Duchess of Sussex had their wedding luncheon in 2018.
A year after Archie’s birth, the couple announced their exit from royal duties in 2020 and moved to California in the U.S.
Harry and Meghan welcomed their second child, daughter Lilibet, in June 2021.
