The world has been eagerly waiting for the first birthday celebration of Prince Harry and Meghan Markle’s son, Archie Harrison Mountbatten-Windsor. The proud parents had planned a special birthday serenade for their little prince, but unfortunately, their plans have been put on hold due to unexpected circumstances. Here’s what we know about the royal rejection.
Birthday Blues: Harry and Meghan’s Serenade Denied!
As per reports, Prince Harry and Meghan Markle had planned a virtual birthday party for their son, which included a special serenade. They had reportedly asked Sir Elton John to perform a private concert for Archie’s birthday, where they would sing happy birthday to their son. However, their plans have been denied due to the current COVID-19 pandemic.
Sources close to the royal family have revealed that the decision was taken keeping in mind the safety of everyone involved. Although Harry and Meghan were disappointed, they understand the gravity of the situation and have postponed their plans for a later date. They have reportedly decided to have an intimate celebration with just the three of them.
Archie’s Royal Celebration Put on Hold
The first birthday of a royal baby is always a grand affair, and Archie’s was no different. However, due to the ongoing pandemic, the celebrations have been put on hold. Harry and Meghan had reportedly planned to invite close friends and family to their LA home for a small party. The couple had also planned to share some pictures of their son on social media to mark the occasion.
Although fans and well-wishers were disappointed to hear about the postponement of Archie’s birthday celebration, they have shown their support for the royal couple’s decision. Many have taken to social media to wish the little prince a happy birthday and share their favorite moments of the adorable royal family.
While Archie’s first birthday celebrations may have been put on hold, we’re sure that the royal couple will make up for it once the pandemic is over. In the meantime, we wish Archie a very happy first birthday!

















