Alright, let’s talk about Prince Harry and Meghan Markle. You know them, right? The couple that seems to have captured the world’s attention since they tied the knot. Well, it turns out they’re not just focused on raising their adorable little bundle of joy, Archie. They’re also thinking about expanding their family—just not too much. During an interview with the legendary Dr. Jane Goodall for Meghan’s guest-edited issue of British Vogue, Harry opened up about his plans for a bigger family.
Harry’s Two-Child Maximum Plan
Now, here’s the scoop: Prince Harry, the Duke of Sussex, shared that he and Meghan are thinking about adding another sibling to Archie’s life—but that’s it. When Dr. Jane Goodall, the renowned primatologist and anthropologist, gently suggested that they shouldn’t have “too many” kids, Harry quickly chimed in, “Two, maximum.” He’s not just saying this off the cuff; Harry explained that he’s deeply committed to creating a better environment for future generations. It’s not just about having kids—it’s about ensuring they have a planet worth living on.
Harry’s Passion for the Planet
Let’s dive a little deeper into why Harry feels this way. “Because of the people that I’ve met and the places I’ve been fortunate enough to go, I’ve always had a connection and a love for nature,” Harry revealed. He went on to explain that this passion has driven him to think about the legacy he leaves behind. “But I’ve always wanted to try and ensure that, even before having a child and hoping to have children … as intelligent as we all are, or as evolved as we all are supposed to be, we should be able to leave something better behind for the next generation.” It’s clear that Harry’s not just thinking about his own family—he’s thinking about the world as a whole.
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Concerns About Natural Disasters
Harry’s not just talking about cute baby animals and green spaces. He’s deeply concerned about the alarming frequency of natural disasters we’ve been seeing lately. During the interview with Dr. Goodall, he expressed his frustration with the way humanity seems to be ignoring the warnings Mother Nature is sending us. “I always think to myself, whenever there’s another natural disaster, a huge increase in volcano eruptions or earthquakes or flooding, how many clues does nature have to give us before we actually learn, or wake ourselves up to the damage and the destruction that we’re causing?” It’s a powerful statement that shows just how seriously Harry takes his role as a global citizen.
As the grandson of Queen Elizabeth, Harry knows he has a responsibility to do more than just represent the monarchy. He’s determined to find solutions that will make life better for Archie and the rest of the world’s youth. This commitment has led him to cross paths with Dr. Jane Goodall on multiple occasions, most recently at the sixth annual Roots & Shoots Global Leadership Meeting at St. George’s House, Windsor Castle on July 24.
Harry’s admiration for Dr. Goodall
Harry clearly holds Dr. Goodall in high regard. “I’ve been admiring her work since I was a kid and it was so wonderful to find that she was even more amazing in person,” he shared. He even got a special treat during their meeting—Dr. Goodall greeted him with her signature chimp welcome, something only she and actual chimps can do. “She even treated me to a chimp welcome which only Jane can do. Well … and chimps!” It’s moments like these that remind us just how down-to-earth and genuine Harry can be.
We’re rooting for Harry and Meghan as they navigate this next chapter in their lives. It’s refreshing to see a royal couple so focused on the future and the well-being of the planet. Let’s hope their efforts inspire others to think about the kind of world we’re leaving behind for the next generation.
