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Meghan Markle was seen in an adorable moment with her son, Archie, in an unearthed snap of the pair. The Duchess of Sussex held onto Archie's tiny hand during a car journey, comforting him along the way.
The sweet moment between mother and son was captured for Meghan and Prince Harry's Netflix documentary, which came out in December 2022. Another instance between the two happened later in the series when Archie was shown running up a hill and when his mother tried to give him a hand, he went running onwards without her assistance.
Archie's younger sister, Lilibet was also heavily featured in the docuseries, with the toddler sharing equally sweet moments with her parents. Her first steps were shown, as well as footage of her riding around on her father's shoulders.
Harry is set to have more screen time in his upcoming series with the streaming giant, Heart of Invictus. In the trailer for the show, viewers are welcomed into the world of the Invictus Games, a sporting event where active servicemen and veterans compete.
Meghan and Archie were seen in a sweet moment (Netflix)
More footage of the pair will be seen in Harry's new series (SplashNews.com)Meanwhile, Meghan, 42, will host the 'Lifestories Scene' segment, which provides insight into the bravery and resilience of the injured servicemen and women competing. She's expected to give a 'poignant' contribution and serve as a testament to the games' ability to transform lives, organisers said, The Telegraph reports.
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The Netflix docuseries will become available on the streaming platform from August 30. The Paralympic-style games for injured and sick military personnel and veterans were founded by Harry in 2014. The show was one of the first to be announced after the Sussexes signed their multi-million dollar deal with Netflix but it is just coming to air almost three years after the contract was signed.
The trailer for the show starts with a speech by Harry that he gave at the opening ceremony of the games last year in the Netherlands. It then cuts to footage of some of the competitors training for the event and focuses on some of the competitors talking about their own experiences.
They're set to put on a united front (rtyouthpoer.org)It even shows one Ukrainian coach on a video call talking about the war in the country as shelling can be heard in the background. Footage from the games is then shown alongside Harry giving a speech where he says: "If your goal was to make your country proud, you've done it.
"If your goal was to make your family happy, you've achieved it. You are people of substance, of resilience, of strength, you have the heart of Invictus." The show will follow the stories of six Invictus competitors and Harry has been it's executive producer.