Meghan Markle shares glimpse into her and Harry’s bedtime routine

Despite being back in the US, Meghan Markle and Prince Harry continue to be in the public eye. There is a danger that Harry’s breach with the Royal Family will get worse as he gets ready to publish his new memoir.

Meanwhile, since she and Harry retired from their royal responsibilities, Meghan has given a number of explosive interviews. When she recently had a conversation with Variety, the atmosphere became a little more relaxed.

The former actress provided fans with a brand-new look into her personal life with Harry and the kids, even sharing specifics about their nightly routine.

Despite the fact that Harry and Meghan reconnected with the Royal Family by attending Queen Elizabeth’s funeral in September, the conflict between the Firm and the Sussexes appears to be all but resolved.

Meghan made the decision to reveal a personal aspect of herself in the Variety interview that hasn’t really been revealed elsewhere. It also revealed some little-known facts about how she and Harry often spend the evening once the kids are in bed.

Do their evenings consist of fancy and expensive dinners at restaurants which they get to via helicopter, with butlers and servants? Well, not really.

After the kids are in bed, we’ll play a little Wordle, or I’ll finish my ten minutes of DuoLingo, Meghan said.

“After these two things, if we switch on the TV, which is rather uncommon, we are like most people with endless, endless, endless searching till you become so tired of searching you end up not watching anything,” the author said.

Harry’s anticipated memoir has long been a topic of discussion. According to numerous sources, his book, which was released by Penguin Random House, would lead to fresh conflicts between Harry and Meghan and the rest of the Royal Family.

Some claim that it will have passages focusing on the conflict between Harry and William and the tense connection Harry currently has with his father, the current King Charles.

According to reviews, Harry’s autobiography is a “exact and totally truthful” chronicle of his life. However, a friend of Camilla’s claims that portraying his family negatively could result in a ban on him and Meghan attending his father’s coronation.