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Meghan Markle Breaks Her Silence on Being Away from Archie and Lilibet During Queen Elizabeth’s Funeral: ‘I Was Not Well’

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In season 2 of With Love, Meghan, the Duchess of Sussex opens up about a difficult period when she was separated from her children, Prince Archie and Princess Lilibet, for nearly three weeks.

Though she doesn’t mention the event directly, her comments appear to reference the time surrounding Queen Elizabeth’s death in 2022, which unexpectedly extended her stay in the U.K.

Parenting Conversations with Tan France

While speaking with Queer Eye star Tan France in Episode 3, Meghan, 44, shared how motherhood has exceeded her expectations. “It’s better than I ever expected,” she said of raising Archie, now 6, and Lilibet, 4, with Prince Harry. France, who is dad to two boys with husband Rob, admitted he struggles with the thought of being apart from his children, joking, “They’re not allowed to get married. Not allowed to leave my house.”

Meghan agreed, reflecting, “I’ll miss them so much. You want to be the parent who’s like yes, go do it… but I’m going to miss you so much.”

France confessed, “I might die without my kids. I need my boys. If I don’t see them for a couple of days, I feel like my heart is broken.” In response, Meghan revealed just how hard time apart has been for her as a mother.

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