Title: Prince Harry’s Son Archie’s Godparents Revealed as Surrogate Family Members

Prince Harry's eldest child, Archie Harrison Mountbatten-Windsor, may be living away from the US, but he maintains a strong connection to his father's birth country, the UK, through his godparents.

In a surprising revelation, it has been discovered that the Duke of Sussex named his own nanny, Tiggy Legg-Burke, as Archie's godmother.

Tiggy, who also goes by her married name Tiggy Pettifer, not only cared for Prince Harry and Prince William during their childhood but also worked closely with their father, Charles, the new king following Queen Elizabeth's passing on September 8, 2022.

Alongside Tiggy, Prince Harry chose another significant figure in his life, his close friend and mentor, Mark Dyer, as Archie's godfather.

While the official confirmation of Archie's godparents has never been disclosed by Prince Harry and Meghan, sources close to the couple have suggested that Tiggy and Mark are indeed part of the list.

In other news, it has been revealed that Prince Harry felt that his brother, Prince William, and sister-in-law, Kate, Princess of Wales, did not extend a warm welcome to Meghan Markle when she joined the royal family.

Royal expert Katie Nicholl, in her recently released book “The New Royals, Queen Elizabeth's Legacy and the Future of the Crown,” delves into the relationship between Harry and William.

According to Nicholl, Harry believed that William and Kate did not roll out the red carpet for Meghan as they should have.

He felt that there was no instant welcoming of Meghan into the royal fold.

Nicholl, who has close connections to the royal family, shared in an interview with Fox News Digital that William was the first family member to meet Meghan.

He was genuinely thrilled that Harry had found someone he deeply cared for.

However, there seemed to be a fallout between the brothers, which only resolved when their father, Charles, intervened and asked William to make an effort.

During an interview with Oprah Winfrey in March 2021, Harry described his relationship with William as one of space.

He emphasized their shared experiences and brotherly bond but acknowledged that they were on different paths.

Despite the strained relationship, Harry and Meghan returned to the UK twice in 2022.

Their visits included attending Queen Elizabeth II's Platinum Jubilee in July and a short trip to Europe in September, where Meghan spoke at the One Young World Summit in Manchester.

They also participated in Invictus Games celebrations in Düsseldorf, Germany.

However, their plans to attend the Welchild Awards on September 8 were disrupted when news broke of Queen Elizabeth II's deteriorating health.

The couple canceled their attendance and Harry was seen arriving at Balmoral Castle in Scotland later that evening.

Buckingham Palace announced the Queen's passing on September 10.

On September 19, following the funeral, the Sussexes returned to the US.

They recently released behind-the-scenes photos of their visit to the UK, providing a glimpse into their time spent there.

Although tensions may have arisen within the royal family, the recent united appearance of William, Kate, Harry, and Meghan at Windsor during a surprise walkabout demonstrated a moment of solidarity.

Additionally, the brothers stood side by side, paying their respects to their grandmother as mourners visited Westminster Hall for the monarch's lying in state.

As the world continues to watch the dynamics of the royal family unfold, it remains evident that the relationships between its members are complex and ever-evolving.