Baby Archie's uncanny resemblance with his father, Prince Harry

The Duke and Duchess of Sussex completed the third day of their royal visit to South Africa and finally gave a peek at baby Archie. It was noticed rather quickly by netizens that the four-month-old resembled Prince Harry even as a baby. The royal couple reportedly introduced their son to Archbishop Desmond Tutu and his daughter, Thandeka on September 25, in Cape Town, South Africa. The official Instagram account of the couple also posted a picture of them with Archbishop where he is seen playing with baby Archie. 

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Uncanny resemblance 

Baby Archie Harrison Mountbatten-Windsor made his royal debut with the Archbishop Desmond Tutu, who is a globally respected figure in the anti-apartheid movement. This also marks the first time when the Duke and Duchess of Sussex brought baby Archie into full limelight after he was born on May 06, 2019. Internet users seemingly could not stop commenting about how adorable the royal babies were and the uncanny resemblance of the father-son duo even as a 4-month-old baby. One netizen exclaimed that 'Baby Archie looks like a clone or twin of his dad'. Another Twitter user said, “Oh boy! Archie looking like Daddy right now”. The followers could not stop talking about Archie's cuteness as one of them said, “Archie breaks the internet every time! What a little legend”. The royal couple also posted a video where they were on their way to meet the Archbishop. 

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Royal tour to Africa

The royal couple began their first overseas tour as a family on September 23, to South Africa. They will be travelling specifically to Cape Town and Johannesburg and later the Duke will reportedly travel alone to Botswana, Malawi, and Angola. The Duke and Duchess of Sussex will reportedly meet key figures including President Peter Mutharika of Malawi, President Cyril Ramaphosa of South Africa, widow of the late President Mandela and others. The official Instagram page of the royal couple is keeping internet users updated about the 10-day royal tour. 

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