Harry and Meghan release new photo of son Archie hours after shocking Oprah interview
A new photo of the Duke and Duchess of Sussex, and their son Archie, has been shared just hours after the couple's tell all with Oprah Winfrey.
Photographer Misan Harriam posted to the photo to his social media pages with the caption: "What wonderful news to celebrate on International Women's Day! Congratulations my friends, and welcome to the #girldad club H".
He included a red love heart emoji.
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Photographer Misan Harriman has shared this new image of Prince Harry and Meghan, and their son Archie, hours after the Oprah Winfrey interview aired. Misan Harriman
Harriman was reacting to confirmation by Harry and Meghan that their second child, who is due in the northern hemisphere summer, is a girl.
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The Sussexes revealed the sex of their baby in their interview with Winfrey, which aired yesterday.
Prince Harry and Meghan, The Duchess of Sussex, in conversation with Oprah Winfrey. AP
Harriman was behind the lens for a black and white photo used by Harry and Meghan to announced they were expecting, on Valentine's Day.
In the latest snap, little Archie makes an appearance and is being held by his mother.
Archie will turn two on May 6.
Harry and Meghan shared this new video of Archie during the Oprah interview. CBS
This photo is believed to have been taken on the same day as the earlier image, in the couple's Montecito backyard.
But Meghan has made an outfit change, removing her Carolina Herrera dress for an off-the-shoulder palm print frock.
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Harry told Oprah it was "amazing" to find out they were expecting girl after having a boy.
"What more could you ask for?"
But he stressed they would not be having another child, saying "two is it".
An earlier image, taken by Misan Harriman, to announce Harry and Meghan's second child. Twitter
Harry and Meghan, who have largely kept their son out of the public eye, shared a video of Archie which was included in the broadcast, showing him running on the beach close to their new family home.
They also shared he tells all guests leaving their home to "drive safe".
But some of the more controversial comments made about their son include "concerns and conversations about how dark his skin might be when he was born", made by someone within the royal family.
Both Harry and Meghan declined to name the person who made the comments and Winfrey has since clarified the Duke of Sussex made it clear it was neither the Queen or Prince Philip.
Meghan also claimed Archie was not eligible for palace security due to his lack of a royal title, saying the decision not to make him a prince or princess was taken out of their hands.
Harry and Meghan's interview with Winfrey aired in the US on Sunday local time and will be broadcast in the UK in the coming hours.
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