Duke and Duchess of Sussex Make Historic Appearance in South Africa with Baby Archie

The Duke and Duchess of Sussex, Prince Harry and Meghan Markle, made their first official appearance as a family in South Africa, marking a historic moment.

Meghan, who recently stated that she is here as a woman of color, introduced their son to one of the leaders of South Africa's anti-apartheid struggle.

During the event, Harry and Meghan were seen laughing with Bishop Desmond Tutu and his daughter.

They shared jokes, with Meghan playfully mentioning that baby Archie already seems to have a liking for the ladies.

The couple expressed their delight at the warm bond between Bishop Tutu and Harry's late mother, Princess Diana.

It was a heartwarming moment as Diana's grandson, Archie, was introduced to the Archbishop for the first time.

Harry and Meghan's visit to South Africa has been focused on promoting messages of equality, tackling mental health issues, and empowering women.

Their close connection was evident as they held hands and exchanged affectionate gestures throughout the event.

Harry even fixed Meghan's hair, showing their strong bond.

Amidst their busy schedule, the couple also found time to visit a local mosque and enjoy some coffee and cakes.

However, amidst all the excitement, people were curious about baby Archie.

When asked about him, Harry and Meghan happily shared that he is doing well and loves South Africa.

They described him as quiet, sweet, and adorable, mentioning how he looked out of the window during their engagements.

Harry and Meghan's love for children and young people shone through during their visit.

They interacted with numerous youngsters, leaving a positive impact on the new generation.