THE focus of his new documentary series might be his mental health struggles – but Prince Harry proved that son Archie is always close to his heart.
In his five-part series The Me You Can’t See, the Duke of Sussex is seen wearing a dog tag chain engraved with his two-year-old son’s initial – and wife Meghan Markle has a matching one too.
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While filming a segment outside in California, Prince Harry is seen wearing a black fabric necklace with two silver pendants.
On the rectangular pendant, the letter ‘A’ has been engraved as a sweet tribute to son Archie.
In 2019, the Duchess of Sussex was pictured wearing two gold dog tags featuring the initials ‘H’ and ‘A’ as she watched pal Serena Williams play at the US Open.
Each of the diamond-studded 14k gold tags handcrafted in the Mini Mini designs studio in California and prices start from £100 each.
During the emotional episode, Prince Harry also revealed that some of Archie’s first words were “grandma Diana“.
Harry said of his mum: “I wish she could have met Meghan. I wish she was around for Archie.
“I’ve got a photo up in his nursery… and it was one of the first words that he said. Apart from ‘mama’, ‘papa’, it was then ‘grandma’, ‘grandma Diana‘.
“It’s the sweetest thing but at the same time makes me really sad.
In one clip, believed to be taken in the sprawling gardens of Harry and Meghan’s $14 million Santa Barbara home, the toddler can be seen being pushed on a swing.
Elsewhere, colour footage of Archie and his parents playing on the beach was shown, which fans first saw in black and white during the couple’s earlier chat with Oprah.
What’s more, Prince Harry revealed London was a ‘trigger’ & he felt ‘haunted’ there after Diana’s death in on-screen therapy session.
And Meghan Markle woke Prince Harry as she ‘cried into her pillow’ over ‘heartbreaking’ bullying claims, the Duke revealed.
Plus Prince Harry is determined to criticise Charles & ‘drum home’ he should have been a better dad, a body language expert claimed.
