Need a cute royal update to start your Monday? The nickname Prince Harry has given his son Archie Harrison (opens in new tab) might just do the trick, as People (opens in new tab) reports that on Saturday, Harry celebrated the 125th anniversary of rugby football league with British rugby players and organizers and held a video call with him. The Duke of Sussex spoke about Archie in the conversation, calling him "our little man." Adorable!

Harry, a rugby football league patron, was joined by legendary former player Ellery Hanley, St. Helens Women's Super League players Gemma Walsh and Emily Rudge (the latter is also England Women's captain), Newcastle Thunder's Jordan Robinson and upcoming player Alex Donaghy, Rees Rhinos and England's Jamie Jones-Buchanan and his son Cargan, and rugby volunteer and organizer Fiona Everson spoke.

The royal family revealed that they wanted Archie to play rugby. All we need is a miniature rugby ball to get Archie to play rugby," she said. But fortunately we have a little space outside, so we need to get him to play rugby league."

"I feel incredibly lucky and grateful that we have an outdoor space and that my son can play outside. We're doing everything we can to make the world a better place."