Kate Middleton and Prince William have finally found time in their busy schedules (they've been in North Wales and at the launch of the King's Cup regatta) to visit their tiny nephew.
Now over a week old, royal babe Archie Harrison Mountbatten-Windsor, is said to have been visited by his aunt and uncle, the Duchess and Duke of Cambridge, at his home in Frogmore Cottage.
Born at a perfect 7lbs. 30z. at 5.26am on 6th May 2019, the baby is no-doubt looking as adorable as when the world was introduced to him a week ago.
Royal Correspondent Rebecca English confirmed the couple's visit on Twitter, further revealing their children (and Archie's cousins) Prince George, Princess Charlotte and Prince Louis weren't with them, meaning we still have a while to go for that long-awaited snap of the four of them together.
Meghan has no-doubt been cherishing her time alone with her baby (though her mother Doria Ragland may still be with her), celebrating US Mother's Day whilst her husband has in Oxford, among places, carrying out various engagements.
The Duke of Sussex was visiting the Oxford Children's Hospital and let slip an extremely cute detail about life with baby Archie.
Harry got chatting to Ida Scullard from Aylesbury, whose son Emmett, 3, is in remission after being diagnosed with testicular cancer. He revealed to the little boy and his mother that baby Archie straight up 'fitted' into the Sussex's family life. During their conversation, Ida was holding her ten-week-old daughter.
'Harry asked me if she was over the stormy period as babies are supposed be grumpy for the first ten weeks – and she is,' Ida told Hello!.
'He said he's getting used to the baby and how Archie has fitted into family life.
'He said he just feels part of the family and he can't imagine life without his son.'
The 37 year-old is believed to soon be visited by her best friend Jessica Mulroney, whilst Elizabeth II and Prince Philip have already spent time with the child.
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