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Duchess Meghan and Prince Harry try to protect Archie from the public as much as possible.
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But Meghan seemed to be chatting.
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During a visit to the Robert Clack School, she revealed Geraldine Dier (66), a legend of the British women’s rights movement, that Archie had started to run.
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The Duchess took it calmly. She laughed warmly, waved her finger in his direction, and folded her arms.
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Shortly afterwards, however, she praised him when he addressed the boys in the audience and spoke about International Women’s Day.
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Little Archie (10 months) is currently the most protected member of the British royal family. His parents, Duchess Meghan (38) and Prince Harry (35), keep their little son out of the public wherever possible, show few photos. At one of her last appointments as a high-ranking royal, lion mom Meghan now reveals hearty details about the mini-royal.
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During a visit to the “Robert Clack” school, where she was supposed to talk about International Women’s Day, she talked to Geraldine Dier (66) about Archie. Dier, one of the original “Dagenham Girls” who campaigned for equal pay for women in the Ford car factory in Essex, said that she just had to ask her about him. Meghan said to her: “He is exactly ten months old today and started running.” She is also said to have spoken about him to Olivia Collins, a 13th grade student. “She talked about how Archie changed her life and how important motherhood is,” said Collins.
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Student kissed Meghan on the cheek
The students seemed to be enthusiastic about Meghan, especially one. For a woman who plans each of her public appearances in minute detail, it must have been quite a surprise when 16-year-old Aker Okoye stormed the stage and immediately kissed her on the cheek. But he wasn’t finished with his action. After his classmates’ cheers subsided, he leaned over to the microphone and said, “She’s really beautiful, isn’t she?”
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The Duchess burst out laughing, waving her finger in his direction and crossing her arms. “I had to tell the truth,” he added. International Women’s Day is a reminder to everyone that women can and do everything. «This is more of a message to you guys. Maybe this Sunday could be the day we don’t see women as objects, ”Okoye said. He just wanted International Women’s Day to be a reminder of how strong our community with women was.
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Meghan hugged him with roaring applause. As he left the stage, she said: “Well done. Well said. And an incredible self-confidence, don’t you think? » So Meghan doesn’t seem to resent his kiss. (bsn)
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The Duchess of Sussex is an American former actress. Born in Los Angeles.
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