Archie Harrison's public debut in South Africa - all the best pictures

The moment we were all waiting for has finally arrived and we can hardly take the cuteness. The Duke and Duchess of Sussex made royal fans´ day with a delightful surprise on Wednesday morning. Archie Harrison Mountbatten-Windsor, or baby Archie if you prefer, joined his parents on their visit to see Archbishop Desmond Tutu and we could confirm he is the most adorable baby ever!

The four-month-old made his public debut on the African royal tour dressed in the cutest light blue dungarees. Archie looked happy and cheerful in Meghan’s arms - as we could see in the video the Sussexes shared on social media as the visit got underway.

Later on Wednesday, the Duchess was due to carry out solo engagements as Prince Harry flew to Botswana. Meghan was scheduled to visit the Woodstock Exchange to meet female entrepreneurs working in technology and we can just hope Archie joins her. In the meantime, here you have a compilation of the royal baby’s sweetest moment. We literally can not stop ‘Awwwing...’

Archbishop Desmond Tutu greeted baby Archie with a sweet kiss on the forehead.

There were hugs all around, as Archie joined his mother as she greeted Thandeka Tutu-Gxashe.

Meghan Markle and Prince Harry’s firstborn seems to be giving a little wave to Desmond Tutu on arrival at their meeting in Cape Town.

Smile for the camera! Archie was the perfect gentleman in his mother's arms on the way into their special tea.

The royal baby wore cute light blue dungarees for his first official engagement!

In a moment for the history books – caught in black and white – when the Arch met Archie.

All eyes were on Archie as he smiled during his visit. No teeth quite yet.

Baby Archie looks a lot like his royal dad!

Meghan and baby Archie - who sat on his mother’s knee - were all smiles during the tea with the Archbishop and his daughter Thandeka Tutu-Gxashe.

Archie was clearly ready for his close up. The Duke and Duchess' son looks just like his father, but has his mothers eyes.