THE RECENT Africa tour gave royal fans a glimpse of how Archie is already growing up very fast.

Now, a team of designers have come up with a prediction for what Meghan Markle, 38, and Prince Harry's six-month-old baby son will look like in two decades' time.

Creatives at beauty discovery website www.cosmetify.com have imagined the Duke and Duchess of Sussex's firstborn as a 21-year-old adult.

They have suggested that Archie – who was born in May – will share his dad's hair colour, but that it will be slightly darker and more curly.

His eyes will be more similar to his mother's, they believe, while they think he gets his nose from his dad, 37.

The team also came up with what they think Prince George will look like aged 27, as well as Princess Charlotte aged 25, and Prince Louis aged 22.

It comes a month after Meghan and Harry confirmed that Archie has inherited his father's red hair.

The couple disclosed the sweet detail about their son at the WellChild Awards in London when asked by a fellow guest.

"Meghan said he has and Harry said he definitely is [ginger], you can see it in his eyebrows," Angela Sutherland, who attended the event with her 11-year-old daughter Milly, told Hello!  .

Earlier this month, the Duke joked to fellow parents at Archie's playgroup that "gingers stick together" as he watched his son play with other red-headed tots.

Harry made the comments when he dropped Archie off at the Windsor Nursery School, which is close to the family home of Frogmore Cottage.

"Archie had a fantastic time," a source told the Daily Express.

"He was crawling around and was particularly taken with two other red-haired babies.

"The Duke said: ‘Gingers stick together!’"

In other royal news, we told you how Prince Philip impressed the Queen by jumping over tennis nets during their first meeting.

We also revealed how Kim Kardashian has insisted she can relate to Meghan Markle and Prince Harry's push for "privacy".

And Princess Beatrice has "reined in" wedding plans amid controversy over Prince Andrew interview.

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