Royal upbringings vary significantly from Harry and William's

Prince William and Prince Harry had a traditional British upbringing, growing up at Kensington Palace with their mother, Princess Diana, and father, Prince Charles. They attended prestigious schools before heading to Eton College. However, some royal relatives have had very different childhood experiences. Viscount Louis and his sisters, Lady Kitty, Lady Amelia, and Lady Eliza, were raised in South Africa. Their parents divorced in 1997, and their mother decided to stay there. Louis attended a high-end private school while his sisters went to another exclusive institution in Cape Town. They described their childhood as “normal and happy,” filled with family activities and community service. Prince Harry and Meghan Markle now live in California with their children, Archie and Lilibet. They moved to the U.S. in 2020 and have embraced a new lifestyle. Meghan has shared glimpses of their family life, including their love for gardening. The children enjoy outdoor activities and will likely have a different education compared to their UK royal relatives. Princess Eugenie and her husband, Jack Brooksbank, are raising their children, August and Ernest, with a mix of life in both the UK and Portugal. They have a home at Kensington Palace but also spend time in Portugal where Jack works. Eugenie aims for a more laid-back lifestyle for her sons, planning to keep them out of boarding school until they are older. Overall, these royal relatives have unique upbringings, which differ significantly from the paths of William and Harry.