EXCLUSIVE: Prince Harry takes veiled 3-word jab at royal upbringing in new interview
Prince Harry appeared at the WellChild awards yesterday
Prince Harry appeared to make a three-word jab aimed at his royal upbringing during his appearance at the WellChild awards yesterday. The 42-year-old attended the awards, which were held in London, without his wife, Meghan Markle.
The 42-year-old revealed that his two children typically experience a case of the “Monday blues”, unlike his younger self, who would experience the same feelings on a Sunday instead. Harry was then asked whether he had told his children about the awards and how he was “passing on empathy and compassion” that he had gained during his time supporting the charity.
Whilst speaking of seven-year-old Prince Archie and five-year-old Princess Lilibet, Harry appeared to make a jab when he spoke of being sent away to boarding school, telling HELLO magazine’s Emily Nash, “like I was”.
Prince Harry pictured at Eton College in 2003 (Image: GETTY)
He said, “So, breakfast this morning, they were having a bit of Monday blues. It was always Sunday night blues when you’re being sent away to boarding school, like I was.
“But for them, at breakfast this morning, I decided, you know what, you are being a little bit tricky, so I’m going to tell you what I’m doing tonight.
“They were genuinely fascinated and interested [with] all sorts of questions.
“So look, with all of my work, and their mum’s work as well, whatever we can do to try and instil some of that awareness, I think, is absolutely crucial.”
Harry spoke about his two children during his appearance (Image: Instagram/meghan)
Harry and Meghan previously enrolled their children in a school following their move back to Britain last month, but withdrew them due to the strain on their security.
The children are now thought to have been enrolled in a new school, with reports that Meghan and Harry have sent a warning to parents visiting the school.
A letter had also been sent to parents this week, with one school stressing “the importance of only taking photos of your own children”.
