Prince Harry gave a rare glimpse into life at home with Meghan Markle during his first of several outings in the U.K. this week.
At the WellChild Awards in London on Monday, May 8, Harry, 40, chatted with 13-year-old Grace Tutt, a Special Recognition winner who uses a wheelchair following a bus crash. When Grace asked for Netflix recommendations, the Duke of Sussex revealed what he and Meghan, 44, who live in Montecito with their children, Prince Archie, 6, and Princess Lilibet, 4, have been watching.
According to the prince, the couple has been tuning into the political thriller Hostage -- and, surprisingly, the hit reality dating show Love Is Blind.
Meghan's own Netflix show, With Love, Meghan, is now in its second season, and the couple recently extended their deal with the streaming platform to a multi-year, first-look arrangement.
Harry brought his trademark humor and warmth to the awards, a ceremony honoring seriously ill children who have shown incredible courage, joking and making smiles all around.
When he spoke with 17-year-old Declan Bitmead, winner of the Inspirational Young Person (15-18) award, he quipped about siblings after learning Declan had a younger brother.
"Does he drive you mad?" Prince Harry asked before being told that they got along fine. "You know what, siblings," Harry said with a laugh.
After Declan shared that he has limited eyesight -- having suffered permanent sight impairment and lost 96% of his skin due to a rare, life-threatening reaction to a common tonsillitis treatment -- he smiled at Harry's self-deprecating joke: "I'm bald and ginger, and worst of all, I've got a ginger beard -- you're thinking phew."
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Later during the outing, Harry said, "I have always said for many years that I still have a child inside of me, and I think all of us do, and being amongst these kids brings that out of me.
"I think out of all of the qualities that these kids have, without question, their resilience -- top still.''