15 Rules Meghan and Harry's Kids Are Breaking As Ex-Royals

The life of a working royal is a lot more work than we think it is, even for the kids in the royal family. There are a ton of rules that royal children have to follow that a lot of us never even thought about when we were kids. From starting etiquette training at a young age to learning a foreign language to having a strict dress code to having to attend countless royal engagements, it’s probably a bit overwhelming. But of course, when you’re kid in the royal family, you’re trained to deal with a lot of this pressure when you’re very young. Meghan and Harry’s kids, on the other hand, now have a lot more freedom since the two decided to transition out of their roles as working royals and set out to California to build a life of their own outside of their royal obligations. While it’s tradition for boys to wear shorts and for girls to wear dresses when in public, Archie and Lilibet now have the freedom to dress how they want. Well, however Meghan and Prince Harry allow them to dress, for the most part. And while we’re sure having good manners and being polite are valuable characteristics to Meghan and Harry, their kids won’t be required to have rigorous etiquette training like the other royal children in the family. And that’s just the tip of the iceberg. 00:00 Intro 00:44 No Restrictive Dress Code 01:15 Going To Any School 01:52 Goodbye Royal Wave 02:31 Traveling In Twos 03:04 Political Views 03:37 Celebrity Playdates 04:10 Public Parenting 04:45 Monopoly, Anyone? 05:12 Going By Nicknames 05:39 Events And Appearances 06:12 Birth Announcement 06:42 Having A Ton Of Godparents 07:13 All You Can Eat 07:14 Optional Christenings 08:11 Gift-Keeping 08:41 Outro Written by: Shatece Haynes Narrated by: LanessaVO Edited by: Ajay Danny