Following his brief solo trip to London for the Invictus Games, Prince Harry joined his wife Meghan Markle in Abuja, Nigeria. On May 10th, a video surfaced capturing the couple engaging with young students at a local school, sharing laughter, songs, and dances. During their time at the Woo Lightweight Academy in Abuja, Meghan revealed that their daughter, Lilibet, has a fondness for dancing as she joined the school children for a boogie.
During her conversation with the pupils, Meghan mentioned that their 2-year-old daughter has naturally developed a sense of rhythm and enjoys dancing. Reflecting on Lilibet's love for movement, Meghan remarked, "Maybe it's all the jumping around." She further expressed her connection with the children, saying, "Our daughter Lily, she's much, much tinier than you guys. She's about to turn three a few weeks ago. She looked at me and she'd just see the reflection in my eyes, and she goes, 'Mama, I see me and you.'" Meghan continued to reflect on these words, finding them profound and emphasizing the bond they share.
However, some people have expressed doubts about the authenticity of Meghan's claims, considering them fabricated and cringeworthy. They find it hard to believe that a two to three-year-old child would speak and think in such philosophical terms. The more Meghan talks about her children, the more skepticism arises regarding their existence.
In one clip from the visit, Harry can be heard mentioning that their son Archie is five years old, the same age as one of the children they were interacting with. Meghan added, "That's right, he turned five last week." It's worth noting that Harry missed Archie's birthday, and Meghan will miss Mother's Day on the upcoming Sunday. The lack of media coverage and public displays surrounding Archie's birthday has drawn attention.
The absence of information about who takes care of the children in Meghan's absence, particularly the lack of sightings of Doria Ragland babysitting, has led to further speculation. It raises questions about the whereabouts of their children. Additionally, the delay in releasing the much-anticipated photos of the kids by Meghan's photographer friend, which were supposed to be shared soon, adds to the curiosity. Why not release them on Archie's birthday if they're constantly trying to outsmart the Royals? The situation is perceived as peculiar, and some believe it provides evidence that Harry and Meghan do not spend much time with their children.
For children Archie and Lilibet's age, it is expected that a mother eagerly awaits Mother's Day to spend time with her children and celebrate. The decision to leave the kids behind while embarking on a publicity tour on Mother's Day seems unusual to many. It raises concerns about the psychological impact on the children and suggests a potential lifelong impact that may require counseling.
