ROYAL fans have been left in tears over “adorable” baby Archie making a surprise appearance on the third day of Meghan Markle and Prince Harry’s royal tour yesterday. The four-year-old tot was seen being cradled by mum Meghan, 38, as dad Harry, 35, stood protectively nearby – and fans couldn’t contain their excitement. Videos and […]
ROYAL fans have been left in tears over “adorable” baby Archie making a surprise appearance on the third day of Meghan Markle and Prince Harry’s royal tour yesterday.
The four-year-old tot was seen being cradled by mum Meghan, 38, as dad Harry, 35, stood protectively nearby – and fans couldn’t contain their excitement.
Videos and pictures were shared his parents visiting Archbishop Desmond Tutu at his foundation, before Harry departed for Botswana, and they brought little Archie along.
Fans took to social media to share their joy at seeing Archie Harrison, who has hardly been seen in public since he was born in May.
The young tot could be seen smiling and laughing in public for the first time, and people swooned over “angel” Archie.
One wrote: “He’s the cutest. I’m literally crying happy tears. Archie’s so beautiful. What a happy baby too.”
Meanwhile another gushed: “Archie is an angel” and another person agreed: “Archie trumps all.”
And one added: “Archie is just gorgeous and so happy. This is P. Harry’s mini me. Beautiful happy family.”
Another added: “God he’s cute! Archie that is.”
One royal fan commented: “Ahhhhh Looking At Them Pictures Of Little Archie I Got Tears Of Joy In My Eyessssss.”
Many people agreed that Archie looks identical to his dad when he was little.
Archie, who was born in May this year, was wearing a £12.99 H&M blue dungarees over the top of a white top, and has little white socks on his feet and looks the spitting image of his dad as a baby.
This is the first overseas royal tour the couple have done with Archie, and Harry previously said he couldn’t wait to introduce his wife and son to his ‘second home’ of South Africa.
Earlier this week, we told you how Meghan dressed Archie in the same bobble hat that Harry had worn as a baby in 1985, paying a sweet tribute to Princess Diana.
He's the cutest. I'm literally crying happy tears.
Archie's so beautiful. What a happy baby too.
— Katrina
(@dazzlegal) September 25, 2019
Ahhhhh Looking At Them Pictures Of Little Archie I Got Tears Of Joy In My Eyessssss
— Righteous JUSTICE Warrior
(@MCMajorTERROR) September 26, 2019
Archie is an angel
pic.twitter.com/SLvGRo50Hh
— Duchess Meg (@duchessmegfan) September 25, 2019
Archie is an angel.
— Morgan #JustBeach (@Legallycam225) September 25, 2019
Archie trumps all
— Royal Suitor (@royal_suitor) September 25, 2019
Meghan revealed this week how baby Archie loves to fall asleep on Prince Harry’s chest.
Sitting down for tea with a local family on the second day of their Africa tour, the Duke and Duchess of Sussex are said to have spoken about their baby son and his sleeping habits.
Meghan also shared how happy she is being a new mum, adding that Archie is also “very happy” and “having a ball of a time”.
However, she did admit she slept with “one eye open” on the 11-hour flight to Cape Town due to having her baby on board, but said he was “very good” during the trip.
The duchess also gushed about her “wonderful” four-month-old baby as she said her “transition to motherhood” has been “easy”.
While his mum and dad have been doing numerous public engagements during their 10-day trip, Archie has been looked after by the couple’s new nanny.
The new worker is described by Meghan, 38, as a “godsend”, and accompanied the new mum and the young tot as they left their British Airways flight.
After public appearances with Harry in Cape Town, mum Meghan is expected to stay in Johannesburg with Archie while Harry is in Botswana, Angola and Malawi.
As part of the tour, Harry will also meet a British military unit who are working alongside the local rangers to help combat the threat of the illegal wildlife trade in Malawi.
The new dad will also make a “significant and poignant” trip to Angola to see his mum Princess Diana’s legacy, who helped raise awareness for the threat posed by landmines in 1997.
The palace said that while Harry is eager to “support young people across Africa to reach their potential”, wife Meghan will also be “working with organisations to promote women’s education, health, entrepreneurship and leadership”.
They will also speak with Grace Machel, the widow of the late President Nelson Mandela, before the tour finishes on October 2.
Meghan last week dazzled in £8,900 Valentino dress as she arrived with Harry for pal Misha Nonoo’s lavish Italian wedding.
We also revealed Princess Charlotte’s hair flip was hailed the “cutest thing ever” as she arrived for her first day of school.
And we showed you Meghan’s tribute to Vogue photographer Peter Lindbergh following his death at 74.
