The royal couple looked smitten as they went shopping with their newborn
Harry and Meghan have been getting used to becoming a family of three - and what better way to do so than to go shopping with the new-born little one in tow?
And like most new parents, the loved up pair were trying to remain somewhat organised by keeping on top of chores, such as finding the right mattress for a good snooze.
Who knew a perfect night's kip really is possible even with a newborn?
Harry and Meghan were spotted searching for a new mattress at high street retailer, Bensons for Beds.
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Illegal baby names in the UK
According to Mom Junction these names are banned in the UK:1) Martian2) Monkey3) Chow Tow (which means 'Smelly Head')4) Rogue5) Akuma (in Japanese it mean 'Devil'
Illegal baby names in France
Over in France parents are banned from naming their children:1) Nutella (yup, just like the chocolate)2) MJ3) Manhattan4) Joyeux (which means 'happy' in English)5) Deamon6) Prince William7) Mini Cooper (we can't quite believe this one)
Illegal baby names in Germany
- Matti2) Kohl3) Stompie4) Osama Bin Laden5) Adolf HitlerAlso in Germany you are only allowed to give your child a gender neutral name if you make it double barrel and the second moniker is gender specific.
Illegal baby names in Australia
Some of the names that have been banned in Australia are certainly questionable...1) Ikea2) Ranga3) LOL4) Batman5) Snort6) Hitler7) Spinach8) Christ9) Dame10) God11) Satan12) Brother13) Sir14) Prime Minister15) General
Illegal baby names in Switzerland
- Mercedes2) Schmid3) Paris4) Chanel5) Judas6) Lucifer
Illegal baby names in Iceland
Here's a fun fact about the Icelandic alphabet it doesn't include the letters C, Q, W or Z which makes any name with those character banned.1) Duncan2) Zoe3) Enrique4) Ludwig5) Camilla6) Harriet
Illegal baby names in Portugal
Judging by just a few of the banned names in Portugal it's safe to say they're not fond of names used by the royal family...1) William2) Catherine3) George4) Charlotte5) Tom6) Michael7) Emily8) Bruce9) Jenny10) Nirvana11) Rihanna12) Jimmy13) Viking
Illegal baby names in America
Similar to the banned baby names in Portugal, in America they're not too fond of royal type names, so...1) King2) Queen3) Majesty4) Master5) Judge6) Duke
Illegal baby names in Denmark
If you're naming your baby in Denmark you'll most likely know someone with the same name because the country has a pre-approved list of names that you can pick from. Not only that but if you want a name not on the list, you'll have to get permission from Copenhagen University's Names Investigation Department and at the Ministry of Ecclesiastical Affairs.Wowza!A few names illegal in the country are:1) Anus2) Monkey3) Pluto4) Ashleiy5) Jakobp
Illegal baby names in Hungary
- Stephan (but you can give them the name Stefán)
Illegal baby names in Saudi Arabia
Some of the names banned in Saudi Arabia include: 1) Malak2) Malika3) Nardeen4) Maya5) Linda6) Alice7) Eleen8) Arm9) Lauren
Illegal baby names in Mexico
- Facebook2) Batman3) Hermione4) Rambo5) Terminator6) James Bond7) Rolling Stone8) Rocky9) Hitler10) Christmas Day11) Burger King
Illegal baby names in New Zealand
In 2015 these were the top 27 names rejected in 2015, which means people tried to name their children with these monikers...1) Messiah2) King3) Royal4) Prince5) Royale6) Bishop7) Empress8) Princess9) / (symbol in the name)
Illegal baby names in New Zealand
- () a name in brackets11) Chief12) Christ13) Commodore14) Impryss15) Justice16) Justyce17) Knight18) Lord19) MMMR
Illegal baby names in New Zealand
- Queen21) Regal22) Rogue23) Royaal24) Royahl25) Sarjant26) Sir 27) Suprintendent
Still with us? Yep - sorry, these are not the real Meghan and Harry but stunning lookalikes. You've been royally pranked. Happy April Fool's day, everyone 😂
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And here is an interesting royal fact for you - it's not part of April fools, we promise - did you know that the newest addition to the royal family might not be given a surname?
Most of the royal family don’t actually have surnames, as they usually adopt the name of their title instead.
The royal baby's father, Prince Harry was better known as Henry Wales throughout his time as school, after his father the Prince of Wales.
And the same rules apply to the baby's eldest cousin, Prince George, whose name listed as George Cambridge at his primary school.