Meghan and Prince Harry did not want their names released.
Who is who at the baptism of Archie?
Prince Harry assumes with "great sadness" his farewell to the royal family: "There was no other choice"
Away from the storm unleashed by his parents, little Archie enjoys his new life in Vancouver , where the Dukes of Sussex have moved after resigning from belonging to the British royal family. In the midst of the uproar that Meghan and Prince Harry continue to cause with their decision, one of the best kept secrets has been revealed for months and that affects the baby: the identity of their godparents.
Both his birth and his baptism provoked reproaches from a sector of the British press, which did not understand that the Dukes of Sussex wanted to make the birth of their first child something private . The same happened with baptism. Meghan and Prince Harry wanted it to be a family event and barely transcended a couple of photos of the event. Now, six months later, it has been known who are the people who will watch over Archie in the spiritual realm and none of them is royal . The godmother is Tiggy Legge-Bourke , the former nanny of princes William and Harry, who changed her last name to Petiffer after getting married. The chosen godfather is Mark Dyer , a friend of Prince Charles who became a mentor to his children, according to The Times newspaper.
Tiggy Legge-Bourke was much more than William and Harry's nanny after the death of Princess Diana. He became the greatest support of children and one of the most trusted people of the Prince of Wales. There was even speculation that they had an affair, something that time denied. Both Guillermo and Harry found refuge and love in their babysitter after the tragedy of their mother's death.
Mark Dyer , the godfather, is a friend of Prince Charles and maintains a close relationship with Harry. His son, Jasper, was one of the pages of the wedding of the Dukes of Sussex.
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