Meghan Markle Baby: Harry has to do that with Meghan so their wedding is the last | Royal | New

The joy of the arrival of their newborn and the amount of attention required by a baby can easily convey the love and care of a partner to the child.

And this sometimes creates an irreparable gap between husband and wife and can lead to the end of the marriage, according to the relationship expert Jazz Bjelica.

Despite the swirl of emotions and changes that the Royal Baby will bring into their lives, the royal couple will have to keep each other in mind or suffer the terrible consequences.

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But Prince Harry in particular will have to make an extra effort to ensure that her union with Meghan remains as strong as it is today.

Ms. Bjelica told Express.co.uk, "One of the key elements to maintaining a strong marriage when you become parents is to continue to pay attention to your partner.

"Even though newborns require tons of attention, care and time, remember that you are still a husband and a wife.

"Regardless of your baby's size, remember to create time alone with your partner.

"As a newborn biologically needs more attention from his mother in the first few months, the role of the father is to take care of the partner.

"Later responsibilities are more evenly divided."

Although lack of attention is a decisive factor, the length of the union does not determine the strength of marriage and the couple's ability to cope with a child, Bjelica added.

She explained, "Time does not reflect on the strength of their relationship.

"It's much more the depth of their relationships, the closeness and maturity of individuals and their relationships, as well as their external support.

"Meghan and Harry have lived a lot in the past, individually and as a couple, and it all happened under the eye of the public.

"Given that, they will probably handle this new, beautiful adventure in their life very well."

The Duke and Duchess of Sussex married at a fairy tale ceremony followed live by millions of people on May 19, seven months after announcing their engagement in November 2017.

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The royal couple, who would have met for the first time blind in the summer of 2016, had stayed together for a little over two years before revealing Meghan's pregnancy on October 15th.

Kensington Palace confirmed this news in a statement: "Their Royal Highnesses, the Duke and Duchess of Sussex, are pleased to announce that the Duchess of Sussex is expecting a baby in the spring of 2019.

"Their Royal Highnesses have appreciated all the support they have received from people around the world since their wedding in May and are thrilled to be able to share this good news with the public."