Prince Harry praises son Archie's 'cheekiness' and says the 2-year-old interrupts his and Meghan Markle's Zoom calls

• Prince Harry said his son Archie interrupts his and Meghan Markle's calls when they work from home. 
• He said it's really hard to work from home because it's difficult to separate work from your kids. 
• He also praised his son's "cheekiness" and said "cheekiness is something that keeps you alive."

Prince Harry said his son, Archie, has the same "cheekiness" he does and that the 2-year-old interrupts his and wife Meghan Markle's Zoom calls when they work from home. 

In a new interview with Hoda Kotb that aired on the "Today" show Tuesday, Prince Harry said an average day in his life "revolves around my kids as much as humanly possible." 

In addition to Archie, Prince Harry and Markle share a daughter, Lillibet, named for his grandmother, Queen Elizabeth. 

But even though he pays such close attention to his kids, he added that working from home is not "all it's cracked up to be." 

"It's really hard when your kids and you are in the same place. It's really hard to separate the work from them," Prince Harry told Kotb. 

"They kind of overlap," he added. "Archie spends more time interrupting our Zoom calls than anybody else."

"But he also gets us off them as well, so that's a nice thing," he joked. 

Kotb then asked Prince Harry if Archie shares his personality and whether his son has a little bit of his "cheeky thing."

"I think so," he told Kotb. "I think the cheekiness is something that keeps you alive. There's so much to be happy about in the outside world, but there's also so much to worry about."