Meghan Marle They shared a warm detail about their children, Prince Archie and Princess LilibetIn the second season of her netflix show.

The Duchess of Sussex revealed that young kings sometimes mimic the father, Prince HarryBritish accent, at the same time share playful details about family life and cooking.

Netflix series, which debuted 26. August, has celebrity guests like Chrissy Teigen and Tan FranceEmphasizing Meghan Marle's passion for food, entertainment, and her as always a line of products.

Meghan discovered a sweet detail of how her children, Prince Archie and Princess Lilibeth, take after her father, Prince Harry, especially in the way they say.

Although the children grow up in California, Meghan shared in the second season of his Netflix series "with love, meghan" that Archie, 6, and Lilibeth, 4, sometimes surprised extremely British curling on their words. One example? The way in which "zebra" are pronounced.

That's the story, Meghan said before. Back in March, while talking to Barrymore on "Drew Barrymore Show," the proud mom laughed as she explained that Archie and Lilibet usually talked to American accents, but occasionally mimic her father.

"Oh, some of the words that still say with British accent. So they said, and what else do they say? They say they're like him, and I think it's wonderful," she said she was wonderful.

Meghan also shared a playful life details at home with Harry, explaining that she and Harry do not always agree on the utterance, especially when it comes to the word "herb".

"My husband always laughs when I say" herbs "- he's like" herbs. "He's so American -" Erbs, Erbs, "the Duchess explained, by the Magazine for people.

According to Meghan, Archie and Lilibeth were picked up on her version and used the American excuse for cooking conditions, because he joked: "Dad doesn't cook so much."

In a recent conversation with PeopleMeghan opened about what life feels like now in Montecito, the California city that she and Harry called home from the steps from his royal jobs 2020. years.

Meghan said that the community is incredibly protective for them. She explained, "Once you know us, I think you want us to have the same normalcy as parents and for our children as well as they, despite the unique situation."

That sense of normalcy, she added, includes occasional excursions with friends. "We're going to a lot of dinner, not just in homes or private rooms; we just enter the restaurant," she said. "I really like we can just have fun."

Meanwhile, Meghan's second season "with love, Meghan" is premiered premiered with eight new episodes on Netflix 26. August.

Just like the first season, which debuted in March, the series shows Mehan's passion for cooking, creating and entertaining, often with friends.

This season features Chrissy Teigen, Tan France, Jay Shetty, Radhi Devlukia, José Andrés, Clare Smyth, Kao and Meghan's Lima, Heather Dorak, and Daniel Martin.

Through the series of spectators, they see Meghan in the kitchen more than once, baked on a sour bread for Teigen and joining French to give the apples to inspire McDonald's.

While talking to Chef Christina Tosio, she admitted, "Usually, I don't like baking because it's so measured."