His parents, Harry and Meghan Markle, took the contentious choice to make his godparents' identities a closely-kept secret. The secret regarding Archie's privileged godparents has now come to light, shattering the sacred corridors of the palace.
Among the key figures is Tiggy Pettifer, a former nanny who played a significant role in the lives of both Harry and William during their formative years. Her deep bond with the princes led her to care for them for several years, providing essential emotional support in the wake of the tragic loss of Princess Diana. Another enigmatic figure is Mark Dyer, who served as a mentor to both Harry and William.
He played a crucial role in helping Harry establish his charitable foundation and had a web of connections within royal circles. Charlie van Straubenzee, a childhood friend of Harry, is the third key player in this intricate royal puzzle. Their friendship dates back to their school days at Grove Preparatory School and has endured through the years.
The situation becomes even more perplexing due to Archie's notably short list of godparents, in contrast to royal traditions that typically involve at least six godparents. What's even more baffling is the conspicuous absence of any godparents from the royal family, such as uncles, aunts, princes, and princesses.
This deviation from customary norms has given rise to numerous speculations about the true nature of Archie's existence and the shroud of secrecy surrounding him. Some rumors have even suggested that Archie might not be a real child but a mere illusion, a specter created to maintain the facade of a family life.
On a different note, Meghan Markle and Prince Harry are straying from royal traditions when it comes to having children. The Duke and Duchess of Sussex have openly stated that they do not intend to have more than two children. They are already parents to Archie and Lilibet. Harry mentioned during an interview with Dr. Jane Goodall that he felt two children were enough and that they were content with their family of four. Prince William, on the other hand, is a father of three children, including Prince George, Princess Charlotte, and Prince Louis.
