The Prince Harry reflected on his life in the United States with Meghan Markle and their children, highlighting that he feels like he is living “the life my mom wanted for me.” He shared these words during his participation in the DealBook conference of the New York Times in New York on Wednesday. Since leaving royal life in 2020 and moving to the other side of the Atlantic, the 40-year-old Harry has embraced his new reality.
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"I enjoy living here [in the United States] and raising my children in this place. It's a part of my life that I never thought I would experience, and I feel like it's what my mom wanted for me," she expressed in a conversation with host Andrew Sorkin, referring to the late Princess Diana.
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Prince Harry and his wife Meghan Markle moved out of the United Kingdom due to the press siege.
While Harry was attending the event in New York, Meghan Markle, 43, was attending a gala in Beverly Hills with her friend Tyler Perry. The Duke also addressed security concerns, highlighting the challenges they faced after leaving the United Kingdom. "They should never have taken away my security in the first place," he said. He also mentioned that the disclosure process related to these issues has been "disturbing and enlightening" and he hopes for resolutions in April.
Regarding his personal life, Harry expressed his desire to be "the best father and the best husband." He also reflected on how his years in the military have shaped his principles. "What I want people to remember is that I always stayed true to my values and principles," he added. As for the recent rumors of separation, Harry dismissed the speculation with humor. "Apparently, we have bought or changed houses 10 or 12 times. We have also gotten divorced 10 or 12 times according to rumors. It's hard to keep up, but we ignore it," he commented.
He also lamented how trolls fuel these stories. "I feel bad for them. Their hopes grow and then nothing happens. Honestly, I feel sorry for them," he joked. Harry's appearance in New York comes just two months after his last visit, when he participated in events related to the United Nations General Assembly and Climate Week. His life, now away from the pressures of royalty, seems to be aligned with the legacy that his mother, Diana, dreamed for him.