Officially, he’s known as Prince Archie of Sussex, sixth in line to the British throne.
Among them is the importance of manners “We always tell him, ‘Manners make the man.
Manners, manners, manners, manners, manners,'” Meghan toldThe Cutin a 2022 interview.
Recently, they set a good example by sending a thank-you note for a birthday gift.
But as we know, Harry and Meghan can barely raise a finger without causing a social media commotion.
(He had to pass a background check before he could drop it off.)
“We really hope [Archie] enjoys it,” the shop wrote onInstagram.
“His little sis can ride as well when she gets a bit bigger.”
Some followers on Twitter have called the shop’s gesture thoughtful “Wow!
How cool is that?
So happy for #PrinceArchie,“saidone but others are less impressed.
“Why aren’t they buying their own bikes for kids?
Why aren’t they supporting local businesses with all their millions?”
“I wouldn’t accept a free bike if I had millions, that’s ridiculous.”
Anothersaid, “I thought Royals could not accept gifts.
This shop will benefit from the PR they are getting smart owner.”
Sussex Community Events hosted a fundraiser to raise money for new community playgrounds in honor of the royal siblings.
They choseKABOOM!, a charity group that builds kids’ playgrounds, as the recipient of the donations.
The fundraiser blew up in popularity.
Prince Harry and Meghan Markle partnered with KABOOM!
in 2022 after the deadly shooting in Uvalde, Texas (viaPR Newswire).
Their charity program,Archewell, worked together with KABOOM!
to build a playground at DeLeon Park as a way to promote healing.
