Prince Archie and Princess Lilibet could get “annoyed” at their parents when they are older, a royal expert has said. The two royal children may be the grandchildren of King Charles, but at the moment they are hardly any the wiser.
Although they may love their life in America, one royal expert said the children could one day be “annoyed” at Harry and Meghan for the fact they hardly know any of their royal relatives.
Ingrid Seward, editor-in-chief of Majesty Magazine, told The Sun: “I think the children could be really annoyed, not now, but when they grow up, with their father and mother.
“They could ask ‘Why haven’t you introduced me to my other life, my cousins, my heritage?’ And I think that would be an awkward one for Harry and Meghan to explain.”
It is believed that Archie and Lilibet know very few of their royal relatives.
However, the children are unlikely to know their uncle and auntie Prince William and Princess Catherine, or their royal cousins Prince George, Princess Charlotte and Prince Louis.
This is because Harry, 41, has been estranged from his older brother William for a number of years as a result of Harry’s public criticisms about the Royal Family in interviews, on TV, and in his memoir Spare.