Prince Harry and Meghan Markle Considering Local Private School for Archie and Lilibet

Prince Harry and his former wife, Meghan Markle, are reportedly exploring the option of enrolling their two children, Archie and Lilibet, in a local private school.

This decision comes after several state schools in the area declined their admission, indicating that the couple has no plans of returning to the UK.

The news was revealed by Richard Minyards, a former Fleet Street reporter, in the latest edition of the Sussex's local newspaper, the Montecito Journal.

According to Minyards, the royal couple was spotted visiting a local institution's campus last week.

In the area, school fees range from $6,000 to $50,000 for older grades, with most institutions boasting a 100% college attendance rate for their students.

While there are reputable state-funded schools in the vicinity, such as Cold Spring School and Montecito Union School, which cater to children from affluent families, Archie's admission has been denied.

The source discloses that there are peculiarities surrounding Archie's birth certificate, which led to the rejection.

The Office of Admission explained that certain documents, including a child's birth certificate, proof of residency, immunization records, and other medical records, are required for enrollment.

However, Archie's birth certificate raised suspicions due to potential alterations, and Meghan failed to provide the necessary medical records, claiming they were either lost or sealed by the palace.

These issues with Archie's records may also affect the couple's chances of enrolling their children in the local private school they are targeting.

If Harry and Meghan fail to navigate the school environment successfully and antagonize the staff, their children may end up being homeschooled.

Moreover, if the couple insists on demanding royal treatment for their children, they may face teasing and mockery from their peers.

The absence of a crown for a prince or the lack of a pretty dress, magic wand, and carriage for a princess may make them targets for ridicule.

The school years of Archie and Lilibet are expected to be challenging for Harry and Meghan.

Unlike in other situations where they could enforce non-disclosure agreements (NDAs), the school setting will expose their children's behavior and their parenting skills, or lack thereof, to public scrutiny.

In contrast, Prince William and Catherine were recently seen visiting Eton with their son, George, indicating their intention to enroll him in the exclusive school.

Meghan's response seems to be an attempt to prove that her prince will also receive an elite education.

However, her actions only fuel the perception that she is constantly trying to outdo others, despite not necessarily being better than them.

It is worth noting that Meghan attempted to divert attention from Prince George's 10th birthday by orchestrating a paparazzi walk with her mother, Doria.

This move was likely an effort to deflect criticism that would arise if she had arranged a staged hike or market visit herself.

In conclusion, Prince Harry and Meghan Markle are reportedly exploring the possibility of enrolling their children, Archie and Lilibet, in a local private school.

Despite facing challenges with Archie's records, the couple is determined to provide their children with an exclusive education.

However, their actions and choices will be closely observed, as the school setting does not allow for the same level of privacy and control they have experienced in the past.