Prince Harry and Meghan Markle formed a large family that is not limited to their two children, but also extends to the animals they have adopted.
The concept of family has expanded in recent times, including those ties that have little to do with blood and even with species. With this in mind, Prince Harry and Meghan Markle made a big deal when they stepped away from royalty.
The couple gave a lot to talk about since they began their relationship, since the British press always had something to say about the protagonist of the series Suits. Thus, they made the decision to settle outside the United Kingdom to have another life in the United States, and although the media continued talking, they gained more peace of mind.
They arrived on North American lands back in 2020 and made a series that talks about what their new life is like now settled in Montecito, California. This property where they started their new life has a very large and vast land, so they decided to expand the family, but not in the way the world expected or wanted.
Within a plot of land almost one hectare long, the couple has a 1,200 square meter residence with many amenities, but too big for three people, including little Archie, currently four years old. That is why, along with the birth of Infanta Lilibeth in 2021, they added three puppies to the family group.
Pula, Guy and Mia are the dogs that make up this two-species pack, and Harry and Meghan are totally happy to enjoy their new life with them, taking advantage of all the space in the mansion. However, this does not prevent more animals from joining the family.
In fact, the couple also adopted one of host Ellen DeGeneres' chickens, Sinkie, who was harassed by the rest of her flock. As the host chronicled the state of the bird, the Duke and Duchess of Sussex got in touch to take her in.
Thus, Meghan Markle and Prince Harry have formed a multispecies family and are more than happy with it, and they involve their children in the philosophy that siblings can walk on four legs or even have wings.
