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The Duchess<\/a> of Sussex has shared a heartwarming family photograph to mark Father\u2019s Day,<\/a> featuring Prince Harry with their two children, Prince Archie<\/a> and Princess Lilibet<\/a>. <\/p>\n The image, posted by Meghan<\/a> on Sunday, shows a smiling Duke of Sussex kneeling and embracing Archie,<\/a> who is sporting an England<\/a> football top, and his daughter Lilibet.<\/p>\n In the Instagram<\/a> post, the duchess penned a touching tribute to her husband, writing: “They\u2019re so lucky to have you. We all are. Happy Father\u2019s Day to our one and only.” A separate message, “Happy Father\u2019s Day” accompanied by a white heart, was shared to her stories.<\/p>\n The photograph captures seven-year-old Archie in a red and white England kit with dark blue shorts, while his five-year-old sister holds a soft toy giraffe. The timing of the post comes ahead of England\u2019s next World Cup match against Ghana on Tuesday.<\/p>\n<\/p>\n Meanwhile, speculation has intensified this week regarding a potential reunion between the King and his grandchildren, following reports that Harry and Meghan have been offered royal accommodation for their upcoming visit to the UK. <\/p>\n It has been four years since Archie and Lilibet last saw their grandfather, Charles, in person during Queen Elizabeth II<\/a>\u2019s Platinum Jubilee celebrations in 2022.<\/p>\n The Sussexes are expected to travel from their Californian residence to the UK next month. Their visit will include attending celebrations marking the one-year countdown to Harry\u2019s Invictus Games, which will be hosted by Birmingham, alongside engagements with charities he supports, WellChild and Scotty\u2019s Little Soldiers.<\/p>\n Elsewhere, the royal family marked Prince William<\/a>\u2019s 44th birthday, and Father\u2019s Day, by releasing a previously unseen photo of him and his daughter, Princess Charlotte.<\/p>\n