Meghan Markle and Prince Harry hire celebrity nanny who worked for George and Amal Clooney
The Duke and Duchess of Sussex, Prince Harry and Meghan Markle, have hired a nanny to help raise their unborn baby, and she was suggested by one of their most famous friends. Nanny Connie Simpson was recommended to the royal couple by pals George and Amal Clooney who gave birth to twins Alexander and Ella in June last year.
In fact, George and Amal are not the only famous clients of the American childcare veteran. She has also worked for a number of celeb parents that include the likes of Emily Blunt, Matt Damon, Justin Timberlake and Jessica Biel.
According to the DailyStar, the professional who is known to clients as Nanny Connie is an expert at looking after twins and will reportedly serve as a family coach to help Meghan’s mother Doria Ragland look after their baby that is yet to be born. In an interview with the Star, she revealed that how she plans on guiding the newly-weds to parenting bliss.
“I’ll tell Meghan that in all the things you can give a person, the most important thing you can give them is yourself and your love,” Connie revealed. “The baby is going to have no earthly idea that she’s Meghan Markle or that she’s Prince Harry’s wife and in line to the throne. They will just know her for being the one to supply that milk to her and give her that comfort,” she added.
Connie also revealed that Meghan should enjoy motherhood, the transformations that happen to her body and the different stages of the baby’s life before birth. “I’d also advise her to not be overwhelmed by people’s advice," she continued. “While she may take in information from people like her sister-in-law, don’t try to apply it all to her life because it’s not all going to work. There’s a beautiful little bean coming into the world so they need to enjoy what they made."
Just last week, Meghan and Prince Harry announced they were expecting their first child. The baby will also be seventh in line to the throne, and the Queen’s eighth great-grandchild.