The surprising way Prince Harry and Meghan Markle plan to keep Archie away from 'intrusive' fans.

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle enjoy their roles as new parents and it is clear that they are committed to giving Archie baby a childhood as normal as possible. The couple managed to control their son's visibility in the media, starting with his first introduction to the world and then his private baptism.

How Prince Harry and Markle protect their son

Prince Harry and Markle, according to a royal expert, plan to "raise Archie in the most normal way possible".

Royal author Richard Fitzwilliams explained: "Every young royal has the right to privacy when he grows up. Their intention is undoubtedly to raise Archie in the most normal way possible and it is essential to help them in this endeavor. "

Fitzwilliams further stated that "the arrangement was only in exchange for an occasional photo on special occasions birthdays, they are left to their own devices and that this will obviously continue . Frogmore Cottage is totally secure.

The royal expert noted how obvious this was in their actions,
shares: "Harry and Meghan have shown since the birth of Archie that they are
determined to have total privacy and this will make their relationships with the
difficult press. "

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This morning, the son of the Duke and Duchess of Sussex, Archie Harrison Mountbatten-Windsor, was baptized in the private chapel of Windsor Castle during an intimate service chaired by the Archbishop of Canterbury, Justin Welby. The Duke and Duchess of Sussex are so happy to share the joy of this day with members of the public who have been incredibly supportive since the birth of their son. They thank you for your kindness to welcome their firstborn and celebrate this special moment. Their Royal Highnesses feel lucky to have enjoyed this day with family and with Archie's godparents. Their son, Archie, was baptized by wearing the replica by hand of the royal baptismal gown worn by royal babies for 11 years. The original royal baptismal gown, made of fine Honiton lace lined with white satin, was commissioned by Queen Victoria in 1841 and was worn for the first time by her eldest daughter. It was then worn by generations of royal baptisms, including the Queen, her children and grandchildren, until 2004, when the Queen commissioned this replica by hand, to preserve the historic garment fragile and perpetuate the tradition. Photo credit: Chris Allerton © ️SussexRoyal

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The couple is under fire for protecting Archie

Keeping Archie out of the spotlight is not, of course, the most popular idea among fans, who think they should not protect it from the public eye.

Fitzwilliams said, "This is something that faces abuse from
trolls of social media and the vitriol of caustic commentators, another to
alienate the watchmen and royal correspondents as they did with their
baptismal treatment. "

According to the Royal Expert, their next trip to Southern Africa will be interesting to watch, as will any visit to the United States, as he noted: "The Balance Between Access and privacy is often extremely difficult for Archie. He is seventh from the throne and could be a model for many in the years to come. "

Will fans see more Archie during their visit to South Africa?
in autumn? Fitzwilliams said, "Since they took charge of the birth of Archie and
baptism has been so different from that of William and Kate, one has to wonder if
they will offer the same kind of touring access that has been so successful
with William at the age of nine months and George who was eight, both in the
Antipodes and that is the manna for the international media but who Harry and
Meghan might find it too intrusive. "

He continued, "Will they, for example, give him special occasions to take pictures with a staging? They probably do things differently and do things their way. Their intention is also to help others inspired by Diana whose tragic death has so affected Harry.

Prince Harry is "fiercely protective"

Prince Harry would apparently devote himself to the normal education of his son and "fiercely protects" Archie.

A royal insider told the Daily Express: "Harry and William had to go through this unbearable pain [of Princess Diana’s passing] not in private but in front of the eyes – and the camera lenses – of the whole world. He was only a kid and he hated that.

The source added: "Harry is fiercely protective of Archie
and promised him never to have to go through there. Of course Meghan,
who has lived most of his life in front of cameras, accepts
With all my heart. He will fundamentally protect Archie from his life. "