Meghan and Harry's 2-year-old son found some familiar faces in the pages of his mother's book "Bench"

Meghan Markle and Prince Harry's son Archie had a sweet reaction to his mother's new children's book "Bench", including the 2-year-old child himself!

When appearing on the Ellen DeGeneres show on Thursday, DeGeneres asked the Duchess of Sussex if her son knew he appeared in the story.​​​ Prince Harry and Archie appear many times in the illustrations in the book, exploring the bond between father and son from the perspective of a mother

"He knows," Meghan shared, adding that the toddler also found the two dogs in the book (a beagle named Guy and a black labrador named Pula). Brad Retriever).

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"On the first page you opened, you saw our dog and he said,'That's Pula! That's Guy!'" she added.

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The couple's daughter Lily also made a cameo appearance in The Bench. The final illustration of the book seems to be inspired by the lives of the Duke and Duchess of Sussex in California, with Harry and Archie sitting on a bench and feeding chickens. A woman wearing a sun hat, representing Megan, stands in the garden, holding baby Lily.

"I wrote this poem originally just to write a poem to my husband on Father's Day. This is about my observations of him and him as a father. This is the most worth watching thing," Megan told DeGeneres .

"Once sharing with a few friends and people close to us, they said,'No, it also resonates with me because it feels really inclusive and representative.' It's just a sweet love between a family Story, so I said,'Well, let's turn it into a children's book,'" she added.

"I make sure that all these parts, especially the soft side of masculinity, the soft side of father, are there, and make sure that everyone can see themselves in these pages, because I remember when I was a kid, you didn’t always Seeing people who look like you, I think it’s very important to make everyone’s story feel like they are on the pages that are unfolding for them," she said.

Megan dedicated the book to Prince Harry and Archie: "To the man and boy who made me feel excited," it was written in Megan's famous calligraphy style.