• The miscarriage occurred in July 2020, when their son Archie Harrison was one.
• Prince Harry discusses how he and Meghan Markle mourned a miscarriage.
• “As I clutched my firstborn, I realized I was losing my second child,” Meghan wrote.

Prince Harry discusses how he and Meghan Markle mourned a miscarriage.

The Duke of Sussex, 38, recalled in the book how his wife, 41, displayed signs of pregnancy loss on their “first morning” in their new house in Montecito.

After hastily rushing to the hospital, “I didn’t hear a word she said as she went into the room; I simply watched her face and body language. I was already aware. We both did it “Harry is a writer.

The miscarriage occurred in July 2020, when their son Archie Harrison was one.

As they left the hospital with their “unborn kid,” Harry and Meghan “both wept” and he “felt absolutely hopeless.”

“A small parcel,” Harry writes. “We travelled to a spot, a secret place only we knew.”

“Under a spreading banyan tree, while Meg grieved, I dug a hole with my hands and laid the tiny package quietly in the earth,” Harry wrote.

Meghan confirmed the pregnancy loss in a column for The New York Times in November 2020. The day “began as ordinarily as any other day,” according to the Duchess of Sussex, but she felt a strong cramp after changing Archie’s diaper.

“I realized I was losing my second kid as I gripped my firstborn,” Meghan  wrote.

Meghan confirmed the pregnancy loss in a November 2020 editorial for The New York Times. According to the Duchess of Sussex, the day “began as ordinarily as any other day,” but she felt a sharp cramp after changing Archie’s diaper.

“As I clutched my firstborn, I realized I was losing my second child,” she wrote.

“Some have bravely revealed their stories; they have opened the door, understanding that when one person speaks truth, it gives all of us permission to do the same,” she wrote. “We’ve discovered that when others inquire how any of us are doing, and really listen to the answer with an open heart and mind, the burden of loss often lightens – for all of us. We take the initial steps toward healing when we are invited to share our suffering.”

In their Netflix docuseries Harry & Meghan, which premiered in December, the pair revisited the heartbreaking experience of the miscarriage.

“I miscarried the first morning we woke up in our new house,” Meghan revealed on the episode. She was suing the Associated Newspapers group at the time after the Mail on Sunday and MailOnline published excerpts from a private letter she addressed to her father, Thomas Markle, in 2018.

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