The Duke and Duchess of Sussex are proud parents to two children, Archie Harrison and Lilibet Diana and many sweet family moments were showcased in their hit Netflix show, Harry & Meghan.
One of the heartwarming moments was Archie trying out the piano for himself. Watch that moment captured on camera...
Another relatable moment saw Prince Harry feeding his son Archie, who was a baby at the time, sitting in a wooden highchair. The Prince was dressed in a white shirt, no doubt rushing off for a meeting or a royal engagement after breakfast time at home with his son.
The candid image was snapped during the couple's time spent living at Frogmore Cottage in Windsor, ahead of their big stateside move.
Archie sits in a highchair to be fed by his father
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As well as clips giving insights into the family life of the Sussexes, the Netflix show also included a photograph of the Duchess when she was a baby, positioned like a cherub resting on her father Thomas Markle's chest.
The face Meghan is pulling in the vintage snap is exactly like the one her daughter Lilibet pulled in an adorable photo when she's swaddled in a carrier attached to her mum.
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As well as raising two children, Harry and Meghan have three pet dogs at their sprawling family mansion in Montecito. Speaking in a virtual appearance, Harry gave an insight into his busy household, saying: "I tell you what, we all need a dog that keeps us calm. I've got three in this house now. So, we basically have five children."
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Wondering if Prince Harry and Meghan will have any more children? During a chat with Dr. Jane Goodall for Vogue Magazine, the Prince was talking about children, when he said: "Two, maximum! But I’ve always thought: this place is borrowed. And, surely, being as intelligent as we all are, or as evolved as we all are supposed to be, we should be able to leave something better behind for the next generation."
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