Prince Harry Jokes about Sleeping Well for Four Nights While Being Away from Baby Archie

Prince Harry thrilled netizens after he shared that he's finally managed to get a good night's sleep while away from little Archie.

The Prince is away working on his new sustainable travel initiative and while there, he sweetly referenced his newborn son, Archie. In a new video published on YouTube on September 3, the new father shares with the audience that he had the best sleep in four months the previous night.

It appears that the comment is alluding to his baby son, Archie, who will soon clock four months old. The sweet moment came as the Duke got on stage to give a speech to introduce the new initiative called Travelyst in Amsterdam.

"Good morning, everyone, and thank you for being here. It's great to see so many new faces from the travel world, and well-travelled faces too," Prince Harry started in greeting.

On a cheery note, he humorously continued saying:

"Having spent last night here—I don't know about you guys, but it was definitely the best night's sleep I've had for the last four months!"

He further described it as a pleasure raising small laughter from the listening audience. According to US Weekly, the Duke, who is a first-time father, is very "hands-on" when it comes to taking care of little Archie.

Just a few months ago, a source stated that Prince Harry is "the kind of dad who doesn't mind getting his hands dirty," and that it includes singing his son to sleep!

Prince Harry, his former actress wife Meghan Markle and their son, Archie have been going on a lot of trips, which means he's always still so busy being a dad behind the scenes. It is quite understandable that his Amsterdam visit, which he made alone, was a relaxing one.

In other news, the beautiful couple reportedly sent out the sweetest cards to well-wishers after baby Archie's christening. Reports have it that although busy, they went the old-fashioned way sending thank-you notes to fans who had sent them well-wishes. How adorable is that!?