Prince Harry and Meghan Markle spend their first Fourth of July in the U.S.

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle (open in new tab) have a whole new holiday to celebrate now that they live in the United States. But thanks to the coronavirus outbreak, most traditional Fourth of July activities, such as barbecues and large fireworks displays, are off the table.

So how do the Sussexes (opens in new tab) plan to celebrate their first Independence Day together in the U.S.? "According to royal expert Katie Nicole (opens in new tab), the couple plans to keep it low-key and enjoy family time with their 1-year-old son Archie Harrison. They plan to enjoy time with their one-year-old son Archie Harrison.

"I think we're walking the walk," Nicole told ET Online (opens in new tab).

"He's a very happy boy, he loves living in L.A. and they are still staying at Tyler Perry's house. They have not found their forever home yet and we hear they are in the process of looking for one. They really love family time and have been spending a lot of it lately, and they are both so grateful to be home with Archie and to see him reach all of his milestones."

Despite loving the quality time Harry and Meghan (opens in new tab) have been spending with Archie so much, according to Nicole, they are getting eager to get back to work - especially now that they are seeking financial independence after stepping down from their royal duties.

"They need to make money," Nicole explained. 'They've been in Los Angeles since March and left the royal family at the end of March.'

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