Prince Harry and Meghan Markle are in ‘no rush for a second child’ and want to get settled in their new LA home before they expand their family, sources tell Us Weekly
- Source told Us Weekly the royal couple were in no rush to have a second child
- Meghan and Harry want to settle in Canada and give Archie attention first
- Couple are believed to have settled in LA after moving to Vancouver in January
Prince Harry and Meghan Markle are in no rush to have a second baby but and want to settle in their new home in California first, a source has claimed.
Speaking to Us Weekly, an insider claimed the couple will be trying for a sibling for Archie soon, but want to give their firstborn as much attention as possible.
They told the publication: ‘They’re still enjoying these precious early days with him. They’re committed to having another baby, but don’t want to put too much pressure on the situation.’
The source added that Archie, now 10 months, is ‘super smart’ and ‘is a strong baby’.
Prince Harry and Meghan Markle are in no rush to have a second baby but and want to settle in their new home in California first, a source has claimed. They are pictured in October in London
‘He can sit up without support and roll over, and he’s almost crawling. He can’t talk yet, but he’s trying!’
Prince Harry and Meghan Markle spectacularly quit the royal family in January and moved to a £10million mansion in Vancouver.
But they have left Canada for good to set up a permanent home in Los Angeles, a royal insider has claimed.
The source added that Archie, now 10 months, is ‘super smart’ and ‘is a strong baby’. Meghan and Harry are pictured in their first picture with Archie in May last year
The Duke and Duchness of Sussex decided to leave Vancouver Island amid fears the US-Canada border could close due to coronavirus.
The pair wanted to be close to ‘their new team of Hollywood agents and PRs’ as well as Meghan’s friends and mother Doria, the source told The Sun.
They are now believed to be in lockdown in the Hollywood area with ten-month-old baby Archie.
As news of the shock move broke, Doria was seen out walking her dog in the View Park area of Los Angeles on Thursday.
The Duke and Duchness of Sussex decided to leave Vancouver Island amid fears the US-Canada border could close due to coronavirus. Meghan is pictured at the Royal Albert Hall in March
They are also believed to be building a £3 million UK ‘bolthole’ near their favourite private members’ club Soho Farmhouse in Oxfordshire.
The area has special significance to the couple as they enjoyed romantic getaways to the £725-a-night club – often called ‘Butlins for toffs’ – at the beginning of their relationship.
Meghan held her two-night hen do there in 2018 where she enjoyed social media-free time with her closest friends.