During the conversation, they briefly mentioned the impact these winners and their work will have on their children, Prince Archie and Princess Lilibet. In the midst of the video, Prince Harry expressed gratitude, saying, "Thank you for doing everything that you do. Our kids, especially, are incredibly grateful."
Meghan nodded in agreement beside him. The Duchess playfully interrupted her husband, saying, "They don't know it yet," and pointed with her index finger. Prince Harry repeated the statement, and Meghan added, "But they will."
Given their move to Montecito, glimpses of Archie and Lilibet are rare, as Prince Harry and Meghan seek to protect their children's privacy from the public eye. However, the couple's appearance in this video provided a special insight into their family life.
In other news, Prince Harry is set to embark on a whirlwind trip for work, visiting Singapore, Japan, and Europe, where he will attend the 2023 Invictus Games in Dusseldorf, Germany. Meghan is expected to join him for at least part of the event, which will take place from September 9 until 16. This coincides with Prince Harry's 39th birthday on September 15 and marks a poignant time for the Royals, as September 8 will be the one-year anniversary of Queen Elizabeth's death.
While it remains uncertain if the Sussexes will visit the UK during their trip, their recent united front in the video may dispel rumors of marital troubles. Friends of the couple have consistently denied any such issues, and an insider claimed that Harry and Meghan are fed up with the speculation.
They emphasized that the Sussexes' marriage is in good shape, and any solo trips for work should not be misinterpreted as signs of trouble. Harry is deeply committed to his family, having experienced a broken home himself, and is determined to keep them together.
