Duke of Sussex Prince Harry is expected to continue 'Windsor family tradition' this Christmas with Prince Archie and Princess Lilibet, seemingly explaining them about the royal traditions.
Meghan Markle and Harry’s children are yet to celebrate Christmas with their grandfather King Charles, uncle Prince William, aunt Kate Middleton and their cousins Prince George, Princess Charlotte and Prince Louis.
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However, the Duke of Sussex makes sure to continue ‘Windsor family tradition’ at Christmas with his kids in California so that they could be aware of the royal traditions.
Harry in his memoir Spare, released in January this year, revealed how he and Meghan Markle open some of their presents on Christmas Eve.
Speaking about 2020 Christmas in his book, Harry says: "We took Archie to find a Christmas tree. A pop-up lot in Santa Barbara. We bought one of the biggest spruces they had. We brought it home, set it up in the living room. Magnificent. We stood back, admiring, counting our blessings. New home. Healthy boy."
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He further said, "It was Christmas Eve. We FaceTimed with several friends, including a few in Britain. We watched Archie running around the tree. And we opened presents. Keeping to the Windsor family tradition."
According to Hello magazine, royals exchanging gifts on Christmas Eve is popular tradition.