Meghan Markle recently revealed how she and Prince Harry Keep their children “privileged”, Prince Archie and Princess Lilibet, anchored.

The Duchess of Sussex, during an appearance on the “Aspire” podcast, shared candid advice to raise young royals, noting that it is crucial for them to understand the value of things.

Meghan Markle also discussed her viral dance video “Baby Mama”, linking it to the importance of authenticity.

Meghan has become real on his parental style while chatting with Podcast host Emma Shaft. The Royal revealed that she and Harry discussed money with the little prince and the princess so that they can grasp the value of things.

According to the former actress, “gardening” was a “big” teaching moment for children because they can learn “patience and good values, and to appreciate their food”.

Archie and Lilibet also manage their own “small stand of the producer market” sometimes, which Meghan uses to teach them money and the value of things.

“We grow a lot of vegetables, and part of what I want them to learn, it’s … you start from seeds and you watch it grow,” said Meghan. “But with that,” now do you want to sell your harvest? Do you want to share it with our community? And also, what do you want to do with these funds once you have them? “”

Meghan also shared that Achie and Lilibet grow up, she wants them to “really understand … there is a cost and a price”.

“And I think it’s the key for children to understand this, especially children who are very lucky to have a house that has a privilege,” she noted. “You have to know it – just like the ways and take care of the things around you – there is a value on things.”

During his conversation with Grede, Meghan spoke of authenticity and the joy of sharing his life “in his own terms”.

She took the opportunity to tackle her viral pregnant dance video, saying: “You have to be authentic. Have you seen my dance” Baby Mumm “? It was four years ago. So it is also a very good reminder that with all the noise or all that people make, there is still a whole life, a real, authentic and amusing life, which happens behind the scenes.”

Meghan added: “I’m just grateful that now, being back on the social too, I have a place where I can share it according to my own conditions.”

During the conversation of the podcast, Grede, founding partner of Skims and CEO of Good American, could not hide his enthusiasm about the now viral dance video of Meghan.

“We may have looked at him 20 times yesterday,” admitted Grede, laughing. “I said to myself, is it, is it? Is Prince Harry there with his fingers? I said to myself, okay, Meghan and Harry, let’s go.”

The video in question was divided by Meghan on his Instagram page earlier this month to celebrate the fourth anniversary of Princess Lilibet.

In this document, a very pregnant Meghan is seen dancing in a hospital room for Starrkeisha “Baby Mama” Anthem, playing in the background.

Harry makes a surprise entry into the setting, smiling while Meghan begins to Twerk gently and elegantly next to a hospital bed.

By thinking about the day, the Duchess of Sussex wrote in legend: “Four years ago today, it also happened. Our two children were a week after their dates of maturity … So when spicy food, this whole step and acupuncture did not work – there was only one thing to do!”

In April, Meghan opened during his very first interview with Podcast with a longtime friend and entrepreneur Jamie Kern Lima.

In an emotional moment, the Duchess of Sussex melted into tears by reading a sincere letter from her children, Archie and Lilibet.

During a frank conversation, Meghan revealed that she had sent daily emails to her children as a means of creating a digital “time capsule”, a collection of memories on which they can look as to get older.

Fixing tears, she read a note written in their name: “”From Archie and Lili via dad. We love your kitchen. We love your pancakes and love, love, love your hugs. You are the best mom and we love you. “”