Let’s talk about little Archie, shall we? At the 2019 WellChild Awards in London on October 15, Prince Harry dropped some adorable intel about his 5-month-old son, Archie. Turns out, the little royal has inherited his dad’s fiery locks—red hair, folks! Yep, just like his daddy, Harry. It’s a family trait that’s hard to miss, and it sounds like Meghan and Harry are thrilled about it.
Archie's Hair Takes Center Stage at the Awards
Now, here’s the backstory. During the awards ceremony, a young guest of honor named Milly Sutherland and her mom, Angela, asked Prince Harry and Duchess Meghan about baby Archie’s hair color. They wanted to know if Archie’s hair was more like his dad’s ginger tones or if he’d taken after his mom’s brunette hue. Turns out, it’s all about that ginger! According to Angela, Meghan mentioned that Archie does indeed have red hair, and Harry confirmed it by pointing out the evidence in Archie's eyebrows. How cute is that?
Angela also shared how Harry joked that Archie didn’t have much hair for the first five months, but Meghan reassured him by saying she took Archie to a playgroup where other kids had even less hair than him. It’s these little parenting moments that remind us how relatable these royals can be. Who would’ve thought Prince Harry could relate to any new parent’s hairless baby woes?
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Milly's Blue-Faced Genie Joke
Eleven-year-old Milly, who won the Most Caring Child Award, had a fun moment with Harry. She joked about painting his face blue so he could play the Genie alongside her in a production of Aladdin. Harry, always the sport, humorously responded, “So I’ll be blue with ginger hair — that’ll look nice!” Milly and her mom mimicked his response, adding a touch of laughter to the evening.
Now, let’s talk about the WellChild Awards for a moment. This event is all about celebrating the incredible resilience and inspiration of seriously ill children in the U.K. and the people who support them. Harry was there to honor these young heroes and present the award for the Most Inspirational Child (aged 4 to 6). He also delivered a heartfelt speech that resonated with everyone in the room.
