In an interview on Hello's "A Right Royal" podcast, Richard Minyards provides insight into the education options for Archie Harrison and Lilibet Diana in the sunny town of Montecito, California, known for its famous residents like Oprah Winfrey, James Corden, and Katy Perry.
Although Minyards acknowledges that his information is speculative, he suggests that Archie might be attending a prestigious preschool in Montecito, such as the well-regarded Cold Spring school in the area. However, recent news from the alleged preschool has surprised many.
The preschool has disclosed that Archie and Lilibet are not enrolled in their institution, stating that they have no records of their attendance. In the United States, the school year for four-year-olds typically begins in the fall, preceding their fourth birthday, while younger children attend full-time daycare instead of formal schooling.
Some skeptics have raised doubts about Meghan's claims, arguing that if she had children, she would constantly be seen with them in public, taking pictures and smiling for the cameras. These doubts are further fueled by conflicting statements, such as previous claims that Lilibet was attending school in Los Angeles or a daycare connected to Tyler. Critics dismiss these claims as baseless and fabricated, often originating from Meghan or her associates.
The absence of any photographic evidence of Archie attending a preschool raises suspicions among critics. One would expect regular sightings of vehicles leaving the mansion at a specific time each day, transporting Archie to and from school. However, no such glimpses have been reported. Additionally, no other parents have come forward claiming that their children are friends with Archie. Critics argue that this lack of evidence supports their belief that Archie and Lilibet may not exist or may not live in Montecito.
These persistent rumors challenging the existence of Archie and Lilibet have plagued the royal couple. Prior to Lilibet's birth, Child Protection Services in Santa Barbara were even called to investigate Archie's welfare. At the time, CPS stated that the couple's address at 765 Rockbridge Road did not correspond to the correct location, and no child of Archie's age lived there. The recent statement from the preschool, affirming that Harry and Meghan's children are not enrolled, only adds fuel to the spreading notion that the couple's kids may not be real.
Critics point out that any available pictures of the children seem odd, with peculiar angles, differing facial appearances, and inconsistent sizes that do not align with normal growth patterns. Meanwhile, experts observe how Prince Harry and Meghan Markle continuously court controversy, diverging from their previously beloved status as a royal couple.
Royal commentator and author Angela Levin highlights the drastic transformation the Sussexes have undergone since their departure from royal life. She also raises concerns about the precarious situation the couple finds themselves in, particularly after their partnership with Spotify broke down less than a year after its launch.
With Meghan reportedly working on her prequel to Dickens' "Great Expectations" from home, and Prince Harry planning an Africa Center documentary away from the glitz and glamour of Hollywood, their changing circumstances warrant close attention.
