Prince Harry Shares Update on Children in WellChild Awards Video Call

Prince Harry recently gave an update on his children, Archie and Lilibet, during a video call with the recipients of this year's WellChild Awards.

The call, which was made public on Monday, saw Harry speaking to the children and their families about their experiences and the challenges they have faced.

During the call, Harry commented on his son Archie's voice, saying, “‘You sound just like my son Archie with that little squeaky voice.

I love it.'”

He went on to explain that Archie is very busy and that Lilibet is learning to use her voice.

However, not everyone was convinced by Harry's comments.

Some critics questioned why he was talking about his one-year-old daughter learning to use her voice, arguing that it was annoying to discuss such things about a child who is barely out of nappies.

Others even suggested that Lilibet might not exist at all.

Rumours have also circulated about the education of Harry and Meghan's children, with some suggesting that the couple plans to arrange home tutoring for their invisible offspring.

There have also been claims that Archie already speaks three languages, although these reports are unverified.

Despite these rumours, it is clear that Harry is proud of his children and keen to share updates with the public.

However, some observers have expressed concern about the children's upbringing, particularly given Meghan's reported behaviour towards staff and her alleged interest in “hippy-dippy crap”.

Meanwhile, some royal fans have rallied behind Harry and Archie after it was announced that King Charles' coronation will take place on May 6th, 2023 – which happens to be Archie's birthday.

While some have seen this as a deliberate snub to Harry and his son, others have suggested that it was simply a question of difficult scheduling.

Royal expert Duncan Larcombe has dismissed the idea that Charles was trying to exclude Harry, arguing that it was impossible to please everyone on the guest list for such a major event.

He also pointed out that the planning team would have had to coordinate multiple diaries, including those of the King, religious leaders, and government officials.

Despite this, some critics argue that the choice of date looks bad given the current climate of the relationship between Charles and Harry.

Royal expert Christine Ross agrees, describing the decision to hold the coronation on Archie's birthday as “bizarre” and likely to fuel speculation and commentary.

Overall, it seems that Harry is doing his best to balance his duties as a parent with his public role as a member of the royal family.

However, as always, there are those who are quick to criticise and speculate about his every move.