Prince Harry has shared a rare tidbit about his two children he shares with Meghan Markle. While at the WellChild Awards in London on Sept. 30, Prince Harry presented an award to the “youngest winner” and shared a few words with the audience.

Prince Harry recently shared comments about his kids, Prince Archie and Princess Lilibet, whom he shares with wife Meghan Markle. At the WellChild Awards on Sept. 30 in London, Harry said that both of his children have “been blessed with their mother’s thick hair” and that Lili’s hair is so long that she’ll soon be able to sit on her hair.

Since moving to California four years ago, Prince Harry and Meghan Markle have sheltered Archie, 5, and Lilibet, 3, from the public eye. Not many photos of their kids have been shared publicly.

Harry Kane won't start England's Nations League game against Greece and John Stones will captain the side for the first time, interim manager Lee Carsley said on Wednesday.

England captain Harry Kane is set to miss the team’s game against Greece in the Nations League on Thursday because of an injury

John Stones will lead England out for the first time at Wembley on Thursday, as he captains England in the absence of Harry Kane. With Kane struggling with an injury and unlikely to face Greece, interim manager Lee Carsley hopes that England’s top scorer will be fit for the game in Helsinki on Sunday,

Joe Root believes that Harry Brook's triple-century in Multan is the first of many "monster scores" in his Test career - and hopes that Brook will one day surpass him to become England's all-time leading run-scorer.

Runs rained down with abandon on day four of the first Test in Multan, with Brook making a stunning career-best 317 and Root 262. By the time Ollie Pope signalled to end the assault England had made the fourth largest total ever seen in the Test arena and rewritten the history books.