Moment Prince Harry broke almost Meghan’s Golden Baby Name Rule while talking to benefactors during her first pregnancy

She encouraged that they ‘prospective parents’ so close to your heart’ keep their baby name options and yet Meghan Markle’s own husband almost broke her important rule.

The Duchess of Sussex43, that son shares Archie Harrisonsix and daughter Lilibet Dianathree, with Prince Harrygave her thoughts about the case during the season finale of her Lemonada Media Podcast, Confessions from a female founder.

She said, “I will say this to every woman in the world or every person in the world who is going to have a child, if you have an idea about what you will call that baby, you keep it so close to your heart, until that baby is born and it is called.”

Meghan revealed her top guidance when it comes to baby names, “Don’t ask someone’s opinion.”

Yet it seems that her husband is not so fond of that golden rule, because he once hinted to a benefactor that he was a fan of the name ‘Lili’.

During a walkabout on a joint engagement with Meghan when she was six months pregnant with Archie, Harry apparently discussed name choices for their firstborn in January 2019.

Mother of three Rebecca Blundell, who lives in Birkenhead and her daughter Lily, then six, and Lottie, at the time two years old, to the event in the Wirral, was one of the benefactors who had to talk to the duke and duchess.

She revealed how Harry – who did not know if he had a boy or a girl with Meghan because they wanted it to be a surprise before the birth of Archie – asked how to spell Lily’s name.

During a walkabout on a joint engagement with Meghan when she was six months pregnant with Archie, Harry (depicted with his wife and their children) seemed seemingly name choices for their first -born

Rebecca Blundell, who lives in Birkenhead and her daughter Lily, then six, and Lottie, at the time two years old, to the event of 2019 in the Wirral, was one of the benefactors who was depicted with the duke (depicted on the right against the well -being) and Duchess (depicted left)

Mrs. Blundell said to MailOnline: ‘Prince Harry first came by and talked to my two -year -old and then spoke with my six -year -old Lily.

“When he walked away, he turned around, he asked Lily if she was playing her name with an I or Y. I immediately thought that this should be a name choice.”

In this week’s episode of her podcast, Meghan spoke with Spanx founder Sara Blakely about a business owner and at the same time balanced motherhood.

During the final, the subject of naming a company came, when Meghan complained that the start of a company was like starting a ‘surveymonkey’, in trying to get everyone’s thoughts about the company – including the name.

Meghan said that the process of naming a baby is ‘not uneven to name your company’.

In Their biography of the Sussexes“Finding Freedom, Omid Scobie and Carolyn Durand wrote that the couple when he called Archie, wanted something that was” something traditional, a name that was powerful, even without a title for it. “

“Archie, which means strength and courage, fit the bill,” she added.

In the meantime, a friend of the couple revealed ‘with a smile’: ‘They already thought of Archibald for a second. He would always become a small archie. ‘

She has encouraged the future parents to keep their baby name options ‘so close to your heart’ and yet Meghan’s own husband almost broke her important rule. Depicted, the Duchess with her son

Unlike many senior royals, Archie has only one second name, Harrison, a suitable tribute to the father of the baby, because it means ‘son of Henry’ or ‘son of Harry’.

As far as Lilibet is concerned, her middle name is a tribute to the deceased mother of Prince William and Harry, Princess Diana, who died tragically in 1997.

However, That has been reported The deceased Queen Elizabeth II was upset about the decision of the couple to name their daughter Lilibet.

Lilibet was the affectionate children’s name of the late Queen, said he was realized because as a child Princess Elizabeth could never pronounce her name well.

It was a name that was only used by her parents, King George VI, the Queen Mother and her sister, Princess Margaret, or those closest to her, such as her husband, Prince Philip.

At the time, the BBC reported that a palace source was told that the queen was not asked by the Duke and Duchess if they could use it.

Other sources told the media, including the post, that while the queen was called by her grandson and his wife, she felt she was unable to say no.

A member of her staff says that the prince was ‘just as angry as I had ever seen’ after the Duke and Duchess publicly stated that they would not have used her private family if she had not been ‘supportive’.

The Duke and Duchess of Sussex visit Birkenhead in January 2019

Harry and Meghan Posen with their newborn son Archie Harrison Mountbatten-Windsor during a photo ball in St George’s Hall in Windsor Castle on May 8, 2019

The enlightening revelation was published in the Biography Charles III: New King, New Court. The Inside Story, by the writer Robert Hardman van de Post.

During the season one final of her podcast, Meghan also spoke about the hardship hardship.

She revealed that she had won 65 pounds during each of her pregnancies and still wore high heels on royal engines.