Prince Harry and Meghan Markle turned down King Charles’ “Special” gift for Archie? This Is The Reality

In a surprising turn of events for the royal family, King Charles is supposedly planning to give his grandson Archie—the son of Meghan Markle and Prince Harry—a unique present on his fifth birthday. This royal desire was revealed to The Mirror by renowned Royal Family specialist writer Tom Quinn.

Markle, meanwhile, is said to be against the plan because she is worried about her son’s exposure to the customs of the British royal family. Archie’s instillation of an American identity is allegedly Markle’s top priority. A reliable source close to Harry and Meghan has denied these allegations.

“Charles also suggested that he give Archie a playhouse—not a plastic child’s playhouse, but a superb hand-made shepherd’s hut, complete with bunks and bookshelves,” Quinn told the magazine.

Charles would want to give Archie something similar, but he is aware that Meghan and Harry are against it. “Charles hates the idea that Harry might think he favours one grandchild over another and he has already given Prince George a similar hut, which supposedly cost a cool £18,000.” Since Archie is already inquiring about his royal relatives in the UK on a regular basis, Meghan wants him to identify his birthday with everything American, Quinn said.

Even if the little youngster and his grandpa don’t get along much because of the continuing conflict between his parents, Meghan and Harry, and the Royal Family, it’s known that Charles wants to make things right.
Quinn said that in order to wish Archie a happy birthday, the king intends to reach out to his younger son, Harry. Quinn has also hinted that the King may be thinking about using a video call to communicate with his son and grandchildren.