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Meghan Markle and Prince Harry are back from their relaxing honeymoon, and they are getting right into the swing of things when it comes to their new royal life. The pair is attending various events in the U.K. including the multiple celebrations for Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Charles’ birthdays. They’ve also just moved into a new apartment at Kensington Palace, and they are gearing up to embark on their first royal tour together in the fall.

Things will begin to get even more hectic for them as they start planning for the Invictus Games in Sydney, Australia which will take place in October 2018. Still, their packed schedule hasn’t stopped Markle and Prince Harry from thinking about starting a family and all of the rules and protocols that come with that.

In fact, any future daughters that the couple may have are going to have to deal with a super sexist royal rule. The queen might even have to intervene on their behalf (page 7).

Starting a family

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle | | Chris Jackson/Getty Images
  • The duke and duchess are keen to start a family soon 

Though the Duke and Duchess of Sussex have a pretty hectic schedule, we’re sure they are also focused on starting a family, and it actually might happen faster than we think.

In fact, royal expert Kate Nicholl, who wrote the biography on Prince Harry entitled Harry: Life, Loss, and Love, told Entertainment Tonight, “My sources are saying that Prince Harry, particularly, is very keen to start a family, pretty soon after the royal wedding. He’s made no secret about wanting children.”

Next: Markle is a massive women’s right’s advocate 

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