Prince Harry has offered a rare glimpse into his family’s new routine in the UK, describing everything from school-morning struggles to long countryside walks and his children’s growing love of Marmite on crumpets. Speaking at the 2026 WellChild Awards in London, Harry explained that becoming a father has changed how deeply he connects with seriously ill children and their families. He said Archie, seven, and Lilibet, five, were experiencing the usual “Monday morning blues” before school, but became fascinated when he explained that he would be meeting children and families supported by WellChild. Harry also revealed that the family has been enjoying simple British traditions since returning from California, including plenty of walks. He joked that his children now enjoy Marmite on crumpets, although his previous attempt to introduce them to beans on toast was unsuccessful. He added that being closer to Britain should make it easier for him to support the charities he has worked with for years.

Meanwhile, Meghan’s longtime friend Kelly McKee Zajfen has provided a personal glimpse into the Sussexes’ life in the English countryside. During her September visit, she shared photos showing Meghan cuddling her infant son Jack, Harry playing with the baby, and Lilibet spending time with him. The visit marked a reunion between Meghan and one of her longtime California friends, who described the experience as a special new chapter. Other images showed Meghan enjoying a relaxed gathering with Zajfen and Marcus Anderson. However, some social-media commenters questioned why the children were photographed and criticized other details of Meghan’s recent public outings, including footage in which a security guard appeared to carry her handbag. The reactions remain opinions from online viewers rather than evidence of wrongdoing.