Prince Harry, Meghan Markle Adopting Twin Girls? Queen Elizabeth Approves Plans, Source Claims

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle will reportedly adopt twin girls soon. The Duchess of Sussex is the one who brought up the idea to the Duke of Sussex.

A source recently told New Idea that the “Suits” alum has always wanted to have a big family with Prince Harry. Markle wants to have biological children, but she also wants to adopt twin girls.

“Meghan and Harry spoke about their love of children and wanting to adopt one day, in the early days of dating, with Meghan insisting she wanted to adopt children as well as have her own biologically,” the source said.

The source also said that Markle and Prince Harry have consulted with Queen Elizabeth II regarding their plan, and she is on board with it. Markle’s mom, Doria Ragland, is also open to the idea of giving two children in need a permanent home.

According to the publication, the children that the royal couple will be adopting has links to Prince Harry’s charity, Sentebale’s Mamohato Children’s Centre in Lesotho. The charity supports disadvantaged and orphaned children.

A source also said that Prince Harry and Markle have been coordinating with an adoption agency regarding their plans to adopt. The royal couple is aware that adoption requites a lengthy process, but they are hopeful that their twin girls will be with them early next year.

The publication also said that an announcement from the Buckingham Palace regarding the adoption is imminent. But until this happens, such claims need to be taken with a grain of salt.

Even though Prince Harry and Markle are compassionate and loving individuals, they have not openly talked about adoption. The royal couple also has the ability to have more than one biological child, and this may be easier for them instead of adopting twin girls.

Prince Harry and Markle just welcomed their son, Archie, on May 6. And it may still too soon for them to have another child, more so two children.