MEGHAN Markle revealed to a group of mums Archie sees her and Prince Harry as “superheroes”.
The Duke and Duchess of Sussex surprised the session supporting struggling parents by making an appearance and chatting about raising kids.
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Meghan, 39, told them to see themselves as whatever their kids view them as when they are having moments of doubt.
Director of the group, MomsRising, Kristin Rowe-Finkbeiner, told Hello!: “The Duke and Duchess were kind, compassionate, and incredibly supportive, both on a personal level and of the policies that would help get their lives back on track.
“The Duchess also reminded us that, especially in times of self-doubt, we should take the opportunity to see ourselves through our children’s eyes.
“Because to our children, we’re superheroes. That really resonated with so many of us.”
The Duchess, currently pregnant with a little girl, joined her husband to talk to the mums struggling with unemployment, childcare problems and health issues due to Covid.
The pair included MomsRising on their list of women’s groups to support through their Archewell Foundation.
It comes after Meghan and Harry allegedly surprised a teenage girl with a mentoring session over Zoom.
The Duke and Duchess and Sussex are believed to have offered the student advice on “how to overcome challenges” as she “navigates high school on her computer”.
‘TO OUR KIDS, WE’RE SUPERHEROES’
The video call was organised through the I Have A Dream Foundation and jobs organisation LA Works, which aims to ensure children have the opportunity to pursue higher education.
Archie is nearly two, and seventh in line to the throne. He is the eighth great-grandchild to Queen Elizabeth II.
Earlier this year Prince Harry and Meghan confirmed the news they were expecting their second child by saying, “We can confirm that Archie is going to be a big brother.”
They shared a black and white image of themselves under a tree showing Meghan resting her head in Harry’s lap as she cradles her bump.
The new baby will be eighth-in-line to the throne, after brother Archie and dad Harry.
The wonderful news came just months after Meghan revealed her “unbearable grief” after suffering a miscarriage in July.
In a statement, Buckingham Palace said: “Her Majesty, Duke of Edinburgh, Prince of Wales and the entire family are delighted and wish them well.”
Rumours had been circulating that Meghan was pregnant after she had been pictured wearing a long overcoat in Los Angeles during hot weather.
The new arrival is set to be the first senior royal to be born outside of Britain since Prince Philip 100 years ago.
