What Does Archie Really Think Of Meghan Markle's Children's Book?
Meghan Markle released her first children's book on June 8. "The Bench" was inspired by a poem that Meghan wrote for her husband, Prince Harry, on his first Father's Day, according to People magazine. And I thought I just wanted something sentimental and a place for him to have as a bit of a home base with our son," Meghan said during a pre-recorded interview for NPR's Weekend Edition. And so, the Duchess of Sussex had a sweet poem printed on a plaque and placed on the back of a bench. "This is your bench," the poem reads, "Where life will begin/For you and our son/Our baby, our kin." She later teamed up with an illustrator and made her poem into a book. "The Bench" has already become a New York Times best seller, and Meghan is extremely happy that people are enjoying the story. "Thank you for supporting me in this special project," Meghan wrote in a special message on the Archewell website. And while the book has been very well-received, there is, of course, one person in particular that could be the harshest critic of them all, and that's Meghan and Harry's toddler son, Archie. Keep reading to find out.