While there is limited public knowledge about the sixth in line to the throne, Prince Harry had previously mentioned a gift he received from his late grandmother. During the conversation, Meghan revealed that one Christmas present she won't be getting for her 4-and-a-half-year-old son, Archie, is a Leica camera, an artistic aspiration inspired by their close family friend, the photographer Miss Harman.
Meghan fondly recounted a humorous anecdote about Archie, sharing, "A four-year-old, or 4 and a half-year-old, was like, 'No, I'm not four,' when Meghan was teaching him photography during their last encounter. She had bought him a camera, but he remarked, 'But it's not a Leica,' with a smile. Meghan playfully quipped that he wouldn't be receiving a Leica camera, not even for Christmas.
The photographer friend joined in the banter, saying, "So thank you for the inspiration across the board," referring to Leica cameras. Leica is a renowned luxury German company known for producing cameras, lenses, binoculars, and rifle scopes since 1986. Their items are highly regarded for their exceptional quality and craftsmanship, often coming with a hefty price tag due to the precision and labor involved in their production. Leica cameras are also known for their rarity, being produced in limited quantities.
Interestingly, Prince Harry had previously shared some insights into Archie's preferences during an appearance on James Corden's "Late Late Show." He mentioned that Archie's great-grandmother, the late Queen, had asked what he wanted for Christmas, and Meghan had requested a waffle maker on Archie's behalf. The Queen sent the waffle maker to their California home, and now Archie enjoys breakfasts made by Meghan using the waffle maker. Harry revealed that Archie loves it so much that he wakes up in the morning and says, "Waffle."
