Infant Therapists Stunned as James Corden Reveals Surprising Details During Visit to Archie and Meg’s Mansion

In a recent interview with James Corden on the Late Late Show, Prince Harry and Meghan Markle shared some intriguing updates about their son Archie.

The couple, who now reside in Montecito, California, revealed that their talkative toddler's latest favorite word is “hydrate.”

This comes as a surprise, considering that just a week earlier, Harry had mentioned on the show that Archie's first word was “crocodile.”

However, critics have expressed skepticism and demanded proof that the 21-month-old can actually say the three-syllable word.

During the interview, it was also disclosed that whenever anyone leaves the house, Archie tells them to “drive safe.”

Meghan added, “He's not even two yet.

What's his new favorite word?”

Oprah Winfrey, who conducted the bombshell interview, asked.

Meghan responded, “Oh my gosh, he's on a roll.

In the past couple of weeks, it's been ‘hydrate,' which is just hysterical.”

Harry chimed in, saying, “But also, whenever everyone leaves the house, he's like, ‘drive safe.'”

Some royal fans have drawn connections between Archie's concern for safety and the late Princess Diana.

They believe that Diana's spirit lives on through Archie, as she tragically died in a car accident while trying to escape the paparazzi.

In the documentary “The Me You Can't See,” Harry opens up about his struggles following his mother's death, expressing his wish that she could have met Meghan and been around for Archie.

He mentions having a photo of Diana in Archie's nursery, and shares that one of the toddler's first words, aside from “mama” and “papa,” was “grandma Diana.”

Interestingly, during another conversation with James Corden in Montecito, Harry was asked about Archie's first word.

The Duke of Sussex confidently replied, “crocodile, three syllables.”

Corden jokingly responded, “Crocodile, that's a big word.”

Harry also revealed that Archie is already putting together three to four-word sentences and even singing songs.

However, some have criticized Harry and Meghan for their inconsistent statements.

They question the couple's credibility, suggesting that they are assuming the public will overlook their contradictory narratives.

It is worth noting that James Corden, who interviewed Harry, recently participated in a program for young parents, where he engaged with an infant speech therapist.

During the conversation, they discussed the challenges of early speech development in children.

Surprisingly, the conclusions reached by the speech therapist contradicted the information provided by the Sussexes regarding their children's speech milestones.

According to the speech therapist, it is highly unlikely that “grandma Diana” or “crocodile,” as mentioned by Harry on the show, were among the first words spoken by Archie.

The therapist explains that babies typically begin experimenting with sounds and babbling around two to three months old, exploring volume and general noises.

The early stages of speech development involve simpler combinations of sounds like “da” or “ga,” rather than complex words or phrases such as “crocodile” or “waffle maker grandma Diana.”

In conclusion, despite the adorable and amusing anecdotes shared by Prince Harry and Meghan Markle about their son Archie's language development, some skeptics remain unconvinced.