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ix weeks after welcoming baby son

Archie, the Duke and Duchess of

Sussex are juggling the first stages of family

lifewith making plans for their upcoming

tour of Southern Africa.

Prince Harry and Meghan’s official visit

is expected to take place in October, when

theirlittle boy will be five months old. It is

dueto take in South Africa – where the

amily will have a base in Cape Town –

Botswana, Angola and Malawi.

hello! understands the royal couple

havehired a nanny to accompany them and

arefor their young son while they attend

ngagements without him.

Harry has already visited all four countries

and such is his love for Africa that merel

weeks after their first date in 2016,h

persuaded Meghan to camp out withhim

under the stars in Botswana.

After a second holiday together there

following year to celebrate Meghan’s

birthday, he went on to proposem

popping the question with a ringfea

central diamond sourced in the country.

Given his age, Archie is unlikelytot

every leg of the tour. But no doubt theD

Duchess are excited about introducingt

to a continent that has had such anim

their lives.

“It’s such a special moment in theirliv

royal writer Carolyn Durand tells hell

After introducing baby Archie to the

world (right), the Duke and Duchess are

now preparing to take him to southern

Africa, where both Prince Harry and

Meghan have worked on conservation

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