Prince Harry, Meghan Markle's kids living like royals, despite California life

Despite living thousands of miles from the UK, Prince Harry and Meghan Markle appear to be raising their children, Archie and Lilibet, in a way that mirrors their royal cousins.

A new video shared by Meghan promoting her lifestyle brand As Ever reveals glimpses of their Montecito home, including a garden swing similar to ones seen at Kensington Palace and the Royal Lodge, as well as a tiered rose garden inspired by traditional royal landscaping.

Four-year-old Lilibet is seen carrying a £35 rainbow Jellycat bag, a brand adored by Prince George, Princess Charlotte, and Prince Louis. 

The Sussexes' £12 million California estate also features touches like a princess-style bed, echoing royal childhood luxuries.

The new footage marks a continued effort by Meghan to show her family’s life away from royal duties. 

As As Ever gains traction and a Netflix series adds public visibility, it’s clear the couple still embrace elements of their UK heritage, particularly when it comes to parenting.

While their relationship with the royal family remains strained, Harry and Meghan appear to be giving their children a childhood that feels, visually at least, a lot like life in a palace.

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