Meghan Markle Reveals a Major Milestone For Baby Archie

Meghan Markle has made a showstopping return to the spotlight this week, and while we were thrilled to see Meghan looking joyful and radiant as she attended several glitzy engagements, there was one thing we couldn’t help but wonder: Where was baby Archie?

The 38-year-old mom has kept very mum on all things Archie since his birth on May 6 last year, so any indication of an update, let alone a picture of the 10-month old is always a treat.

That’s why its understandable that fans went into meltdown this week when Meghan revealed a rather cute milestone the young royal baby has approached.

Stepping out to attend an assembly at Robert Clack Upper School in Dagenham, Essex on March 6, Meghan was all smiles as she addressed students about issues affecting women in modern society.

Of course, her heavenly outfit consisting of a chic ME+EM tweed blazer and Jennifer Chamandi Lorenzo pumps were exciting enough to witness.

As was her empowering message to the students: “No matter how small you might feel, how low you may feel on the ladder or the totem pole, no matter what color you are, no matter what gender you are, you have a voice, and you certainly have the right to speak up for what is right.”

But amongst the fashion fare and inspiring words, Meghan also let slip a detail we were very excited to hear.

One of the guests in attendance on the day told the Daily Mail that the Meghan had told them: “[Archie’s] exactly 10 months today and he’s started trying to walk.”.

She also reportedly told them that Archie had “changed my life”.

Meghan’s words are totally understandable – we can only imagine how exciting, yet stressful it must have been for Meghan to become a new mum while juggling the pressures of being a royal.

This is why she and Prince Harry’s decision to step back from their current roles as senior royals are quite understandable.

With a newborn baby now their priority, it makes sense for the parents to be protective, choosing to limit his exposure to the world as they themselves settle into life as parents.

That said, it’s lovely to hear such a positive update about little Archie.

Now, we’ll just wait in hope that we get a new picture of the tot in two months time when he celebrates his first birthday!

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