In a rare moment of royal celebration that has united both sides of the Atlantic, Prince Harry and Meghan Markle have officially announced the birth of their third child — and the name has left royal watchers both surprised and deeply touched. The royal couple has chosen to name their newborn “Harrison Spencer Mountbatten-Windsor,” a moving tribute to Prince Harry himself, with a clever and emotional twist.

“Yes, he’s named after his father,” Meghan said in a joyful message shared this morning, “but it’s also a name full of meaning — Harrison literally means ‘son of Harry,’ and Spencer is a tribute to Diana’s legacy. We wanted this name to honor where he comes from, and who he is.”

The baby boy, born just days ago in California, is said to be healthy, weighing 7 pounds, 5 ounces. This newest addition to the Sussex family has been met with joy not only in the United States, where Harry and Meghan now reside, but also back in the United Kingdom — with Buckingham Palace issuing a rare joint statement of congratulations from King Charles III and Prince William.

“This is a day for happiness,” the King said. “A new life is always a blessing, and we send all our love to Harry, Meghan, and their growing family.”

But what has captured headlines everywhere is the playful phrase used by Meghan in her announcement — that little Harrison “received his baby crown today.” Though not an official royal title, the phrase symbolizes the emotional importance of the name and the child’s link to Harry’s legacy. In fact, sources close to the couple revealed that Prince Harry gave his newborn a custom-made gold baby crown, designed with symbols of both British and African heritage — a nod to the couple’s values and roots.

The news has triggered a wave of celebration on social media, with hashtags like #BabyHarrison, #SonOfHarry, and #ModernRoyals trending worldwide. Fans of the couple are applauding their choice to blend tradition with individuality, honoring royal roots while embracing a new, modern narrative.

The Duke and Duchess of Sussex shared a first photo of the baby wrapped in a soft ivory blanket, nestled in Harry’s arms, with Meghan smiling beside them. The image, warm and intimate, mirrors the tone of the entire announcement — proud, loving, and unmistakably personal.

Though the child does not currently hold an official royal title under the current rules, many supporters hope the monarchy will reconsider. For now, however, Prince Harry and Meghan seem more focused on family than formality.

In Meghan’s words: “Our little Harrison is our joy. His name carries our story — his father’s courage, his grandmother’s grace, and a future full of hope.”