The nanny who cared for Harry and Meghan’s children has something surprising to share about Prince Archie. Named Lauren, she introduced the Duke and Duchess of Sussex to the Zimbabwean way of life while carrying little Archie on her back.
We’re all familiar with the revealing Netflix documentary series about Harry and Meghan, which shed light on various aspects of the royal family. In the final episodes, Nanny Lauren made a groundbreaking appearance in an on-camera interview, discussing the life-changing job she was offered as Archie’s nanny.

Lauren recounted how she received a phone call informing her that Harry and Meghan wanted to meet her and discuss the possibility of her looking after Prince Archie.

Excited by the news, she vividly remembers driving a long distance, even admitting to getting a ticket along the way. With Megan present in the room, Lauren continued her story, recalling her arrival at Frogmore Cottage. There, she encountered a tall, ginger-haired man walking barefoot, while she had just bought a new pair of shoes from Clarks.

She talked about the ease with which she connected with the couple and the smooth process of securing the job. Lauren also disclosed that Harry and Meghan were hands-on parents, actively involved in Archie’s care. Each morning, even before Archie woke up, the couple would be there, ready to feed him.

They would then take a walk together, accompanied by the nanny. Lauren shared a moment when Harry suggested tying Archie to his back using a Zimbabwean mud cloth. They tried it, and Archie fell asleep, hugging Lauren while his legs dangled.

It seemed that the couple had embraced certain Zimbabwean traditions. The Duchess of Sussex had nothing but praise for the nanny, highlighting that she not only took care of Archie but also looked after the family as a whole. Meghan insinuated that the nanny became like family to them.