Prince Harry, Meghan start ‘behaving like kids: ‘How anxiety-inducing must it be for poor Archie, Lili’

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle just made the heartbreaking decision to pull their kids from the school they went to for only two days, because traffic made them “sitting ducks” on one of those rides over. But experts and commentators have not let it slide.

One such expert, Sarah Vine, has even gone as far as to call Meghan and Harry for not being ‘adult’ enough to offer stability to their children.

She wrote these thoughts in a piece for the Daily Mail and her admission was rather candid in its delivery.

“Only this summer, they suddenly announced their return, shocking everyone from the King down – he reportedly found out about their move the Sunday before they announced it,” she started by saying.

However to her, its “quite another to do that to their own children.”

“How anxiety-inducing must it be for poor Archie and Lilibet?” she even went as far as to claim. “Their parents’ behaviour has already excluded them from getting to know their cousins or having a meaningful relationship with their British relatives, and now this. What a mess.”

After all, “children look to their parents for stability and wisdom,” Ms Vine noted. “Harry and Meghan are supposed to be the grown-ups – and yet they are behaving like children themselves, chopping and changing at the first sign of the slightest obstacle.”

Near the end she also added in one of her nuggets of worry because in her point of view, “kids understand so much more than we give them credit for.” So after being pulled from their school after only two days – that too in another country, “they will likely be feeling very scared and confused by this sudden decision, especially if they’ve picked up that it’s a security issue.”