Prince Harry reveals 'challenging but important' conversation he's having with 'fascinated' Archie and Lilibet about Invictus Games competitors

Prince Harry has revealed how he is having 'challenging but important' conversations with his children, Prince Archie and Princess Lilibet, about the Invictus Games competitors. The Duke, who shares Archie and Lilibet, three, with wife Meghan Markle, said he is 'constantly trying' to explain what's happened to the competitors and the Invictus Games in an age-appropriate way. Prince Harry has revealed how he is having 'challenging but important' conversations with his children, Prince Archie and Princess Lilibet, about the Invictus Games competitors During an interview at a wheelchair basketball game in Vancouver, Harry told Canadian broadcaster CTV: 'It's hard because kids don't always ask the right questions. Speaking at this year's competition held in Vancouver and Whistler, the Duke of Sussex, 40, told PEOPLE magazine how his young children are keen to learn more about the tournament he founded in 2014 for wounded, injured and sick servicemen and women The Duke and Duchess of Sussex at the Whistler Welcome Celebration in Canada 'He wanted to see videos and photographs of her out there doing her thing for landmines all those years ago.