When one becomes pregnant, certain foods and drinks should be avoided. Meghan Markle, who has always been a healthy eater, reportedly dove head-first into a super-healthy pregnancy diet — and she’s brought Prince Harry along with her. Now, according to the U.K.’s Express, Harry is “reformed” and off the junk in an effort to stand in solidarity with his pregnant wife.
As of January 1st, Prince Harry has supposedly given up alcohol, an absolute no-no for pregnant moms-to-be. Harry is also reportedly off caffeinated beverages like coffee and tea. Express reports that Meghan has encouraged Harry to replace these kinds of drinks with still mineral water.
Friends of the Duke of Sussex have supposedly noticed that his 2019 diet has somewhat changed him — physically and personality-wise. Not only did Harry look slimmer at Christmastime, but he’s also become more “chilled,” according to friends. “Now his new regime doesn’t make him the most entertaining party guest in the world,” a friend joked to Express, “but he’s definitely more chilled and relaxed.”
Another friend added, “All [Meghan] did was show him there’s another way to live and he’s become a huge fan. He eats well, doesn’t poison his body, exercises, does a bit of yoga and is a lot happier.”
As evident by her involvement in the creation of the cookbook titled Together, which supports communities like those affected by the West London Grenfell Tower fire, that unified through cooking, Markle and good food go hand-in-hand.
Sources say that Meghan has been slowly weening Harry off of processed foods and carbs since the summertime.
And Harry’s not the only one who is looking to improve his eating, drinking, and exercise habits in 2019. Ahem…we all are.
I don't do new year resolutions, but some things I wanted to improve about myself were
— Whygena, but SFW (@Whygena) January 2, 2019
- I want to read more (an hour a day at least)
- Go on more walks (20 minutes a day at least)
- Get over my fast food cravings before it's problematic
- Generally feel better about myself
I'm trying to complete my 2018 New Year's resolution list. To sum it up, I have 25 hours to lose 38 pounds. Serious suggestions only, please.
— 🎭ᑌᖇᔕᑌᒪᗩ🎭 (@3sunzzz) December 30, 2018
2019 Resolution to eat more raw and whole foods, delicious blood oranges. Happy New Year! #vegan #HappyNewYear #rawfood #oranges #bloodoranges #juicing pic.twitter.com/xcnQShYLbv
— Vegan Woman (@VeganWoman) January 1, 2019
Huh — also fair.
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Then again, there’s nothing wrong with wanting to eat yummier foods in 2019.
My New Year’s food resolution is to eat more charcuterie boards. https://t.co/X9DxN4zkJO pic.twitter.com/Njb9SK9KV9
— Adam Fajardo (@fajardo_adam) January 1, 2019
New year's resolution: Only eat hole foods#NewYearsDay #chocolate pic.twitter.com/DhBOiVGWcG
— Agatha Chocolats (@AgathaChocolats) January 1, 2019
New Year's Resolution?
— Immae18 (@Immae181) January 1, 2019
To Diet?
Naahh!! It's New Year! New Food!
Charot!!😜😜😜
Happy New Year!! pic.twitter.com/d0c5lRAKUV
And some healthy foods can be yummy foods, too, you know.
Your resolution to eat healthier food doesn't have to make you miserable...
— mmm...COFFEE! (@mmmcoffeepaleo) January 1, 2019
Here's to an outstanding New Year! pic.twitter.com/z1OMd6v5No
Even our pets are trying to pull a Prince Harry and “reform” their lives.
Good happy turtle morning!
— McKinley D. Turtle (@bigmacdturtle) December 31, 2018
I'm going to work on my New Year's resolutions today.
So far I have-
*spend more time with my lady turtles
*eat more people food
*exercise more (so I can escape my box and visit the ladies)
Is everyone working on resolutions today? I wish you luck! pic.twitter.com/PpJhceZKjh
woof woof! happy new year!!!🎊
— Yoki, a silly fat dog (@YokiNiRafa) December 31, 2018
let’s all have fun this 2019!
yoki’s new year’s resolution is to not eat “exotic” food again 😂
may all u hoomans be happy and full of hope and food today and the rest of the year!!!!
(here’s me pre-christmas and new year parties... hehe) pic.twitter.com/nIsACHuAuC
We hope Harry finds success in achieving his healthier lifestyle in 2019 (or at least until baby arrives).
