Meghan sends love to Britons with Archie's emotional message
Meghan Markle shares surprising update on Prince Archie ahead of Harry's UK visit
Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's eldest child Prince Archie won hearts of Britons with his touching gesture ahead of the Duke's visit to UK.
Archie, six, stunned royal fans as he attends British-themed football school in the US despite his father Harry's feelings on the sport.
Lilibet's brother attracted massive likes and hearts as he appeared on Meghan Markle's Instagram on Monday, wearing a red T-shirt that revealed the name of his football school, which located over an hour away from his home in Montecito.
Meghan’s photos showed him wearing a number 10 jersey, suggesting he competes in team matches.
Archie's red shirt bore the logo of "GB Soccer School", a training centre in Studio City, California, around 70 miles from Montecito.
The camp later hinted Archie was among its pupils by reposting Meghan’s post with a smiling emoji and a football.
It seems as the former actress tried to melt King Charles and Britons' heart with her move to share Archie's meaningful photo.
According to its website, the school runs group lessons for children aged two to 10, along with private sessions and summer camps.
Parents must remain with their children throughout, meaning Harry or Meghan likely will attend each class with Archie.
Sessions are split into three categories, Parent & Me, Open Classes, and Skills Clinic, with prices ranging from £238 ($320) for a 45-minute class to nearly £270 ($360) for an hour-long session.
With each course running for eight weeks, the couple are paying between £1,900 ($2,560) and £2,148 ($2,880).
Archie's enthusiasm for the sport comes after his father, Prince Harry, revealed in March at the Upfront Summit that he has "never really been a big fan of soccer [football]", despite confirming his allegiance to Arsenal as recently as 2017.
