Prince Harry always expressed that being a father of two kids was one of the “greatest joys” of his life. And sources now say, Prince Harry is following the footsteps of his late mother, Princess Diana, who was a hands-on mom despite being a royal figure, to raise and bond with his children.
Prince Harry is using Princess Diana’s parenting style, claims source
Prince Harry cherishes his role as a father to Prince Archie and Princess Lilibet, and he is making sure to take a few notes from his late mother, Princess Diana’s, parenting style to raise the two children.
A source told Star that the younger son of the monarch has “got so much love and TLC from his mom growing up” as the late princess, “hands-on parent and he’s used that as the model for his parenting style.”
And after watching the adorable video of him, Harry teaching “quick learner” Archie, how to ski, on a recent vacation, the insider further added that the duke is always seen playing with his children, asserting that the Sussex is a very devoted father and not someone who just wants his wife, Markle, to do it all. This is because Harry “wants to have that special bond with Archie and Lili just as much as Meghan does.”
Harry has earlier mentioned in a statement to the BBC that “Becoming a father of two incredibly kind and funny kids has given me a fresh perspective on life.” He even stated that “Being a dad is one of life’s greatest joys.”
And vouching for the same, even the Star’s source said that being a father is “something he’s always wanted, but it’s exceeded his expectations.” And now, since his son is a little older, he is “enjoying introducing him to all his favorite sports, not just skiing.” They are also going for horse riding and playing soccer together. And since his son is a “natural athlete,” Harry is “nurturing that in a big way” as he is “grateful” to share a close bond with his son.
