Prince Harry Opens Up About Struggles In Raising 2 Kids With Meghan Markle

Prince Harry has opened up about his and his wife Meghan Markle's struggles in raising their two kids. The royal couple welcomed their second bundle of joy, Lilibet, on June 4.

The Duke of Sussex was in London on June 30 to grace the celebration of the 2021 Well Child Awards. A private gathering followed the charity event, during which Prince Harry talked about how life has changed since Markle gave birth to Lili.

"Congratulations, a girl, right?" Hello magazine quoted singer Ed Sheeran as saying. "We just had a little girl ten months ago now. You're still in the trenches now! How do you manage with two?"

"Two is definitely a juggle," Prince Harry reportedly answered. The duke also gave additional insight into how Lili has shaken things up for him and his wife, who are currently raising their family in Santa Barbara, California.

Prince Harry was generous enough to answer when another guest asked him about Archie and Lili's personalities. "We've been lucky so far," he told the guest. "She's very chilled and seems happy to just sit there while Archie is running around like crazy."

Another guest at the event, Steph Freeman, told the outlet about her conversation with the duke during the event. "He was saying the baby is lovely," she said. "He was so down-to-earth, it was really nice to see him back here."

Prince Harry joined forces with celebrities, including Sheeran and Anne-Marie, to surprise the winners of the 2021 WellChild Awards Wednesday. The private party that followed the charity event was organized for the children and young people recognized by the group, as well as the healthcare workers looking after them.

Before personally meeting this year's winners, Prince Harry had a conversation with Sheeran, with whom he swapped parenting notes, according to Hello. Sheeran and his wife welcomed their daughter Lyra Antarctica last year. She is now 9 months old.

Meanwhile, Prince Harry is set to join Prince William for another event this week. In celebration of what would have been the 60th birthday of their late mother, a Princess Diana statue will be unveiled at the Sunken Garden of Kensington Palace on July 1, E Online said in a report.