A royal specialist asserts that the royal family “deceived” the public when Prince Archie was born

With their kids, Prince Harry and Meghan Markle are enjoying the good life in the United States. When their parents left the Royal Family, Prince Archie and Princess Lilibet were meant to have a peaceful, quiet life away from the press and paparazzi, but regrettably, that didn’t exactly work out.

The Sussexes have faced a great deal of criticism for how they have handled the royal aspect of their children’s circumstances, in part because they seldom ever interact or communicate with their relatives in the UK. Royal experts have also criticised Harry and Meghan for bestowing royal titles upon Archie and Lilibet in the interim.

Since Prince Archie was born when the couple was still a member of the Royal Family, his birth was very different from Lilibet’s. However, even on their son’s first day of life, Harry and Meghan made the decision to act differently, going against a significant royal custom.

Although the Sussexes have insisted that their kids won’t be used by the Royal Family as tools, a specialist has raised an astounding query: Did the Royal Family mislead the public when Archie was born?

Harry and Meghan formally concluded their lives as royals on March 31, 2020. The couple startled followers all over the world by deciding to abdicate the monarchy.

Historian and royal expert Robert Lacey charged the royal family of “deception” and “lying” about the baby boy’s birth in a Daily Mail article. “There was the lie surrounding the announcement of Archie’s birth, which happened in complete secret in contrast to all other royal births in contemporary history.

On May 6, 2019, around 2:00 PM, Buckingham Palace declared that Meghan had gone into labour that morning. However, Lacey revealed to OK! that she had actually given birth to baby Archie eight hours earlier, at 5:26 AM.

Harry and Meghan did not participate in the custom of taking a picture at the hospital’s threshold, but they did not follow another ritual. While custom dictates that godparents are disclosed upon the birth of a child, Lacey told the Mirror that the Sussexes withheld Archie’s godparents from the public for a while.

“The world still expects to know who the new royal baby’s’sponsors’ are,” according to Lacey, “including the monarch, the palace, and pretty much everyone else involved in this game.” “How can you assess a sponsor’s suitability who is yet unknown? However, Archie’s godparents’ identities remain a mystery to this day.

Subsequently, the Sunday Times disclosed that Prince Harry’s childhood nanny, Tiggy Pettifer, had been designated as godmother by Harry and Meghan. Mark Dyer, Harry’s close friend, turned into godfather.

Following the release of the information, a source told E! News, “They were both constants in Harry’s childhood and beyond.” “Harry will hope that these intriguing choices of characters in his life will somehow maintain Archie’s connection to the UK even after they move to North America.”