In recent days, we've seen Meghan Markle speak out. The Duchess of Sussex's anger over not being invited to Jeff Bezos's wedding recently came to light. Meghan has felt completely sidelined from American high society, and this hasn't pleased her.
This became evident after she issued a statement related to her son, Prince Archie, and the tradition she has instilled in him. The former actress wants American roots to take hold in her descendants, and she has publicly shown this.
Meghan Markle releases information about Prince Archie
Meghan Markle has confirmed that her attempts to fit into American high society are futile. A source close to the Duchess of Sussex recently stated that she was deeply upset with Bezos and his recent wife. Not being invited to their lavish wedding in Venice caused Harry's wife and Prince Archie's mother to explode.
Meghan has tried to reconnect with her American roots by moving to California after a period living in the United Kingdom. Proof of this is the statement Markle published about her son, Prince Archie, and one of the traditions the little one has adopted. The former actress wanted to show that she remains attached to American history by celebrating July 4th with her children.
In the same way, she highlights that, despite their British roots, both Archie and Lilibet keep the American tradition. Meghan celebrated Independence Day by baking cupcakes in the colors of the American flag. This tradition, as she explained, was born from her second date with Prince Harry.
She also made a cake with the date July 4th and a congratulatory message for this day. "Now our children are in the tradition, happy Independence Day!" she wrote, accompanying the post.
With this, Meghan wants both her daughter and Prince Archie to know and respect their maternal origins. This is a goal she has already put into practice and that will determine her children's future.
Meghan Markle instills her traditions in Prince Archie
Meghan Markle didn't just prepare cupcakes for July 4th. She made sure both Lilibet and Prince Archie participated in activities related to this holiday. For the Duchess of Sussex, it's essential that her children know their origins and the history of the United States.
July 4th is an ideal date for this, and the former actress devoted the entire day to commemorating it. Meghan shared a video on her account showing how she prepared a charcuterie board inspired by the American flag. The display of the board included red and blue fruits such as strawberries, blueberries, raspberries, and cheese shaped like stars.
In previous years, the couple, along with their children, also participated in parades commemorating this date. This time, they've chosen to celebrate it in the privacy of their home, but without losing any of the sense of tradition.
Although Harry keeps his ties to the United Kingdom, he confessed that he likes living in the United States. Above all, because his daughter and Prince Archie have much more freedom than under the yoke of the Royal Family.
In any case, the truth is that the little ones have adapted perfectly to American society. This is thanks, above all, to Meghan's efforts to ensure they know their maternal roots and celebrate their history. However, despite Markle's presence, this isn't enough for her to be invited to American jet set events.