Prince Harry celebrated Father’s Day 2026 surrounded by his loving family: his wife, Meghan, the Duchess of Sussex, and two adorable children, Prince Archie and Princess Lilibet.

Meghan paid tribute to her husband on Instagram, sharing a lovely photograph of the red-haired royal embracing his children in a bear hug. 

The As Ever founder gushed about how “lucky” their children are to have Harry, 41, as a dad, as she shared the wholesome, rare photo from their private family album. Harry looked joyful as he smiled at the camera, clutching his offspring, who both share the red-hair gene! 

Mini fashionista Lilibet, five, looked adorable in a floaty summer top and a white skirt covered with floral embroidery, and had a pair of white sunglasses perched on top of her tumbling red locks. Archie, seven, wore a red, white, and blue football T-shirt. Although it wasn’t an official England kit, it was a patriotic nod to the beautiful game. Despite Meghan and Harry’s children are growing up in Montecito, California, Archie revealed where his true football allegiance lies. 

It seems that Archie has something in common with his youngest cousin, Prince Louis, the youngest son of Prince William, who also supports England.

Archie and Louis’ ‘twinning’ moment

Back in 2024, the Prince and Princess of Wales shared a delightful image of Princess Charlotte and Prince Louis taken as the young royals cheered on England in the Euro 2024 final from home. In the candid shot taken from behind, Charlotte, then nine, and Louis, who was aged six, both sported personalised England kits as they watched the match from home in Windsor, while Prince William and Prince George cheered on the Three Lions in Berlin. 

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William and Kate’s personal message read: “@england, your teamwork, grit, and determination were an inspiration to all of us, young and old. Congratulations to Spain. W & C.” 

Sadly, it wasn’t to be for Gareth Southgate’s squad as Spain secured a last-minute goal to secure a win and take home the trophy. There was almost an equaliser from England, with cameras capturing William and George’s reactions at their missed chances.