Prince Harry and Meghan Markle appear to be taking a stand to keep their 11-month-old son Archie out of the public eye. The couple recently turned down a request from the New South Wales government to name an Australian plane used during the bushfires after their son. According to Australia's (opens in new tab)Sunday Telegraph (opens in new tab), Megan and Harry expressed much gratitude for the "kind offer," but explained that their son "has not yet made a public appearance."

The decision to suggest naming the plane after Archie was likely in light of Markle's announcement of her son's pregnancy when the couple toured Australia in 2018. However, it is probably true that an 11-month-old baby does not need too many commitments other than playmates and nap time.

The only thing Archie has associated with his name is a new nonprofit organization founded by his parents called Archewell. The charity will offer a variety of activities, including (open in new tab): "a spiritual support group, a multimedia educational empire, and even a wellbeing website at ......." They confirmed, "Before SussexRoyal, the idea of "Arche" was born; Archewell is a name that combines an ancient word meaning strength and action with another word that alludes to the deep resources each of us must draw upon. We look forward to launching Archewell at the right time."

It is not certain when they plan to launch their newest philanthropic endeavor, but it seems clear that there is a lot of work ahead for them. Before they launched their website, pranksters on the Internet redirectedwww.archewellfoundation.com（新しいタブで開く）と入力した人々を、ジェイミー・フォックスが出演するカニエ・ウェストの2005年のヒット曲「Gold them to a YouTube video of "Digger.

Thankfully, the website is now inactive. In other words, the family is peacefully enjoying their new life in L.A. (opens in new tab).

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