Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's son Archie turned one on Wednesday and his mom celebrated the day by reading him a special story for charity. The video was posted in the Instagram account of "Save the Children UK" where Archie squirmed as Meghan read him the beloved classic "Duck! Rabbit!"
The Duchess of Sussex was casual in the video wearing a denim shirt and white shorts with her hair pulled back in a bun while holding her son that is wearing a white onesie as he sits on her lap. In the video, Meghan calls her son "Arch" as another manly voice was heard in the background, which is safe to say that it is none other than Prince Harry.
From being situated on his mother's lap, the one-year-old boy reached down to get another book, and Meghan commanded her son saying that they should finish the first book then they would proceed with the other book.
Archie dropped the book he was holding and answered her mom with his babbles then he fussed over the pages of the first book that they were reading.
Even though Harry and Meghan gave up their HRH roles, members of the royal family did not fail to celebrate Archie's first birthday. Queen Elizabeth II, Prince Charles, Prince William, and Kate Middleton all posted their birthday greetings for the little one on their Instagram accounts.
Meghan Markle Helps in Save With Stories Campaign
Apart from celebrating the first birthday of Archie, the video was also shared to help with the "Save With Stories" campaign that is run by Save the Children. Many celebrities participate in the campaign by reading children's books and then asking the help of their viewers through donations.
According to the organization's Instagram account, they said that the Duchess of Sussex is helping them raise funds for their coronavirus appeal.
Goodbye to the Sussex Royal Title
The couple already retired from the Sussex Royal Instagram account.
On March 31, they posted their last photo on the Sussex Royal Instagram account sending their appreciation to the community for their support, a source of inspiration, and shared commitment to the good in the world.
They captioned the photo saying that even though the world is currently fragile while facing many challenges, they are confident that everyone has the opportunity to make a difference and help lift each other in times of need.
The Sussex couple also said that what is important as of the moment is to take care of your health and wellbeing while at the same time finding solutions to every problem that we will encounter especially now that there is a pandemic.
Apart from that, they said that everyone is going through a shift in their lives and they are also doing their part in helping the people even if it is not known to the public.
Currently, the Sussex family is quarantining in their home in new Los Angeles.
