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I'm wondering if "Archie" is short for Archibald and a nod to British-born American actor, Cary Grant, whose real name was Archibald Alec Leach. Congratulations to the parents on the birth of their son - Archie Harrison.
 
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I bet this little fellow has red hair, just like Dad. He's going to be a real sparky little guy.
 
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I bet this little fellow has red hair, just like Dad. He's going to be a real sparky little guy.

I thought red hair always skips a generation or more unless both parents are redheads?
 
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I'm wondering if "Archie" is short for Archibald and a nod to British-born American actor, Cary Grant, whose real name was Archibald Alec Leach. Congratulations to the parents on the birth of their son - Archie Harrison.

I think if it were Archibald they would say so and add, to be known as Archie. So, I think its Archie and I love it!!
 
  • #626
I'm trying to let the name sink in. It's so different from anything I expected! But that seems fitting for this beautiful young family. Welcome to the world Archie!
 
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I thought red hair always skips a generation or more unless both parents are redheads?

No, it takes each parent having a recessive gene for red hair. I believe Meghans father and half brother have reddish brown hair, so she probably has the recessive gene as does Harry of course.

If it skips a generation, its due to lack of recessive genes in both parents.
 
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I always figured that Meghan and Harry would opt for a non-traditional "royal" moniker for their baby, and Archie Harrison is definitely not traditional :D Good for them! Wonder if the little guy will get a distinctive title...
 
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  • #630
I love the name!
The pic of little Archie meeting his great grandparents and his grandmother are so lovely and doesn't Meghan's mum look terriffic?!
 
  • #631
The picture of the Duke of E., the Queen, Doria and the parents with Archie is a wonderful picture.

The Queen truly looks smitten.
 
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different did anyone even wildly guess Archie:) Was also wondering if it’s shortened form something else but why wouldn’t they mention it. Haven’t watched the vid yet looking forward to it though :)
 
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Lovely photo and name. I always thought they would choose traditional names.
Look at Phillip! He looks genuinely every bit a proud Great-Grandpapa :)

I quite like Archie. Harrison??
(Anyone any idea where that comes from?)

But...Hell Yeah! we got our Star Wars name in ;)

& Lastly (4 now lol)

Shoot the photographer if that's the best shot he got including Doria :mad: Where's Kate with her camera??
 
  • #635
STUPID NAME

Significantly lowers my impression of their combined IQ’s

The End
 
  • #636
Oh yes is it unusual for dad to be holding the baby during these royal announcements ? (Dd and I were discussing ). I’m thrilled for them btw :D
 
  • #637
No title for Master Archie Harrison (means Harrys' son) Mountbatten-Windsor.

Good, he can live a relatively normal life if he wishes.
 
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No title for Master Archie Harrison (means Harrys' son) Mountbatten-Windsor.

Good, he can live a relatively normal life if he wishes.

Would the baby have already been given a formal title, or can that be done later?
 
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