Archie, surprise guest of the first 'podcast' of Enrique of England and Meghan Markle

With just 33 minutes and 22 seconds and without even seeing their faces, Enrique of England and Meghan Markle have managed to get back into the fray.

They have done it thanks to the first episode of their podcast, Archewell Audio, of which they have published the first episode.

In him the keys seem to be love, something that they defend tooth and nail;

friendship, with a good handful of famous guests;

and the family.

Because the most special appearance of it is that of his son Archie.

The little one, 19 months old, appears in the last minute of the program.

“After me, ready?” Prince Henry is heard saying, who then says the words “Happy” and “New”, which the child repeats and completes by himself with “Year”, to form the phrase Happy New Year New.

In the end, both Archie and his parents end up laughing at the little boy's words.

"Fun", fun, is the other word that the child says just before wishing a happy 2021 guided by their parents.

Archie's words are the first heard of the boy, and there are no recent photographs of him.

In their Christmas greetings, the dukes have shown the little one, but through an illustration.

After Archie's intervention, the gospel song

plays

, which could also be heard at the end of their wedding in St George's Chapel at Windsor Castle in May 2018. The theme is a hymn in pursuit of the civil rights of Etta James.

Archie's is not the only stellar appearance in this chapter, where the singer Sir Elton John (who was also a friend of Diana, Enrique's mother), the actor and presenter James Corden, the Spanish chef José Andrés, the tennis player Naomi also appear. Osaka, the writer, doctor and speaker Deepak Chopra, the Democrat Stacey Abrams, the African American activist Rachel Cargle, the psychologist and writer Brené Brown, the actor and director Tyler Perry ...

Throughout the podcast, the guests are reeling off how the year has developed: "The year I finally had to stop", "The year that made us look at each other", "The year that empathy came from all corners of the world ”, to conclude with a“ 2020, the year that changed everything ”.

The reflection of the dukes in that year is "Love always wins."

In addition, Markle also quotes Martin Luther King, in a phrase that says that "darkness cannot banish darkness, only light can."

The aim of this special Christmas episode is, as they affirm, "to honor the compassion and caring that has helped so many to get through this year," according to the prince, and to "help all who have experienced unimaginable anxiety and loss." for the coronavirus pandemic.

"Our thoughts are with you, especially this holiday season," says Markle, who also thanks "health workers and essential sectors for your efforts."

Furthermore, they want to "look to the future", they say.

That is why they wanted to bring together “admired and inspiring people and have their thoughts about what they learned from 2020”.

The Dukes are simply presented as Harry and Meghan, without last names or titles.

Something that they only do at the end of it when Markle, reviewing who makes the chapter possible, affirms that it has been produced by "the Duke and Duchess of Sussex."

The agreement between the giant of the broadcast of audio Spotify and the marriage formed by the grandson of Elizabeth II and the former actress of

was announced on December 15, and has been put into motion very quickly, unlike their union. with Netflix, which was known in September and has not yet shown its results.

The British media estimate that the agreement with the platform for movies and series is estimated at about 100 million euros, while this with Spotify is about 33 million euros.