In the series “The Me You Can’t See”, Prince Harry confided about one of the first words spoken by his son Archie, that it had saddened him greatly. And for good reason, he had a link with Lady Diana.
It is a terrible regret for Prince Harry. In May 2019, the Duke of Sussex became a father for the first time when his son Archie was born, the result of his love affair with Meghan Markle. And while the couple is currently expecting their second child, a baby girl, a shadow remains: the death of Lady Diana, which occurred in 1997 as a result of a car accident. For if the years have passed since this tragic disappearance that shook the royal family, Prince Harry nourishes the sadness that his mother can never meet her children, while he speaks regularly of her to his son. One of the first words spoken is in connection with the
“I put a picture of her in his crib, and it was one of the first words he said – apart from ‘mom’, ‘dad’, it was ‘grandma’,” thus confided the Duke of Sussex in an interview with Oprah Winfrey for the series The Me You Can’t See, on Apple TV, and relayed by our sourc. A confidence that is not without making Prince Harry a little bitter. “It’s the sweetest thing, but at the same time it makes me really sad because she should be here,” he added, showing that the wound caused by the death of Lady Diana is still alive in him.
Archie also pronounced as his first word the name of an animal
However, despite the death of Princess Diana, her two sons, William and Harry, are now working to perpetuate her legacy, but also, to make her a full person in the lives of their children. Thus, on Mother’s Day in Great Britain, the Duke of Cambridge had his three children, George, Charlotte and Louis, draw pictures and say little words addressed to their late grandmother, to show their love for her. Prince Harry seems to have made sure that his son Archie, whose first words were also “crocodile”, grew up under the eye of Lady Di, with a photo of her in his room. A delicate attention from her.