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Prince Harry Shares the TV Show His Children Can’t Get Enough Of

In a delightful revelation, Prince Harry shared that his children are quite enchanted by the British television show, Junior Bake Off.

Prince Harry is revealing some of his children's favourite things

Prince Harry opens up about his children’s favorite interests.

During a rare television appearance, the 41-year-old Duke of Sussex spoke candidly about life with his family, including his wife, Meghan, the Duchess of Sussex. He proudly discussed their two children, seven-year-old Prince Archie and five-year-old Princess Lilibet, offering a glimpse into their shared family moments.

Speaking to Alison Hammond on ITV’s This Morning, Harry said: “By the way, my kids love Junior Bake Off.”

The Great British Bake Off co-host was left stunned and replied: “Stop it! Do they?”

"It's far better than the grown-up version."

Elsewhere, Harry gushed over how much he loves his family when asked if they are proud of his charitable work.

Alison asked Harry: “Honestly, your kids and Meghan must be so proud of you.

"Do they tell you every day?”

He replied: “They don’t tell me every day that they’re proud of me. But yeah, I’m proud of them. They’re proud of me."

He added: "I love my family."

Harry's visit to the UK so far has seen him "mobbed by nurses" during a visit to a children's hospital in Birmingham, England.

The Duke of Sussex - who lives in California - is amid his solo trip to his homeland and he headed to the Birmingham Children's Hospital on Thursday (09.07.26) to celebrate the 20th anniversary of a specialist nursing programme provided by the charity WellChild.

Sky News reported Harry was "mobbed by nurses" as he entered the building with staff "encircling" him in the hospital corridors and the royal showed his appreciation by talking to the group, hugging them and posing for pictures.

During his visit, Harry met with some ill children on the wards including Alec Hill, 12, with Harry telling the youngster he shares a hobby with his son.

Harry said: "Do you know who's obsessed with Lego? My son Archie - and he's a master builder."