Nanny to Meghan and Harry's son introduces couple ...

Nanny to Meghan and Harry's son introduces couple to Zim baby carrying style

OK! Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's family nanny Lorren introduced the Royals to the Zimbabwean way of life by carrying little Archie on her back.

This sweet insight emerged in one of the last episodes of Netflix's Harry & Meghan docuseries, with Lorren herself sitting down for her first on-camera interview.

"And she said, 'Is it okay if I, like, tie him on my back with a mud cloth like we do in Zimbabwe?' Yes! Let's do that! Archie's legs like this. Hugging Lorren like this, fast asleep,” Harry revealed in the episode.

Casting her mind back to the life-changing job offer from the Duke and Duchess, she said: "I had this phone call and they were like, Prince Harry and Meghan would like to see you and speak to you about looking after Archie. I was like, 'Hang on a minute, I need to sit down.'

"I remember just driving so far. I think I did get a ticket. Actually, yes, I did," Lorren added, with Meghan present in the room, laughing."

She continued: "When I arrived at Frogmore Cottage, I see this guy, he's tall, he's ginger, and he's walking barefoot. And I have gone and bought a new pair of shoes in Clarks.

"And suddenly, whatever I thought or felt, the formality just sort of slid and I felt so at ease. They were really hands-on parents."

Lorren, who began working for the Sussexes when Archie was a newborn, went on to reveal how the Duke and Duchess of Sussex would be there "first thing" when their son awoke.

"They would be with their baby. She would feed him. And then after that, I'll take over and normally we'd go for a morning walk," she said.

Meghan added: "She just took care of, not just Archie, but she took care of us. She definitely took care of me."