Even though Princess Diana is no longer with us, her spirit lives on in the hearts of her family. Prince Harry, the Duke of Sussex, often thinks about how much his late mother would have adored his son, Archie. It's a bittersweet thought, knowing she won't meet her grandson, but Harry cherishes the idea of what Diana's love would have meant for Archie.
Harry’s Daily Thoughts of Diana
Every single day, Prince Harry reflects on his beloved mother. He's deeply saddened that Diana won’t get the chance to meet her grandson, but he knows she would have been absolutely head over heels for Archie. "Diana loved children," a close source exclusively told Closer Weekly. "She had such a big heart and would have been the most incredible grandmother. Archie would have been showered with unconditional love and spoiled with the best gifts. She would have been the kind of grandmother who made every moment special."
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The Arrival of Baby Archie
On May 6, the Duke and Duchess of Sussex welcomed their first child, baby Archie. While Diana won’t be physically present to meet her grandson, Archie has already met some important figures in his life, including his great-grandmother, Queen Elizabeth, his grandmother, Doria Ragland, and has received warm words from his uncle, Prince William, and aunt, Kate Middleton. It’s a family that’s filled with love and support for the newest addition.
Words of Support from Kate and William
Kate Middleton, the Duchess of Cambridge, expressed her excitement for the new arrival. Speaking to a Daily Express reporter alongside her husband shortly after Archie’s birth, she said, "It’s really exciting for both Harry and Meghan. These next few weeks can be daunting, especially for first-time parents, so we wish them all the best." She added, "It’s such a wonderful time of year to have a baby. With Prince Louis and Princess Charlotte celebrating their birthdays recently, it’s a fantastic season full of new beginnings. We’re looking forward to meeting Archie and finding out his name."
Raising Archie with Love and Normalcy
Harry and Meghan, both in their thirties, will have a strong support system of family and friends to help raise Archie. But Harry also wants to draw inspiration from the way he was raised. "Diana was an amazing mom," another insider exclusively told Closer Weekly. "She was hands-on and created unforgettable memories for Harry and his brother, William. From trips to Thorpe Park to skiing adventures in Europe, she made sure family time was cherished. Harry wants to emulate that same loving and normal upbringing for Archie, always being there for him and giving him the same sense of warmth and support that he experienced as a child."
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