Harry's best friend Nacho Figueras reveals that Harry is NOT the father of Archie and Lilibet

A close friend of Prince Harry shares an optimistic prediction about the future of Prince Archie and Princess Lilibet.

Prince Harry recently took part in a thrilling polo match, and now his close friend is revealing secrets about whether Prince Archie and Princess Lilibet will follow in his glorious footsteps. Nacho Figueras, Prince Harry's close friend and teammate in the polo world, has revealed his deepest desires as to whether the young royals will embrace their father's equestrian legacy.

The Duke and Duchess of Sussex made a dazzling appearance in Florida over the weekend, much to the delight of their adoring fans. Amidst the festivities, they indulged in public affection during Harry's polo match, which was aimed at raising funds for his esteemed charity Sentebale. The Sentebale Polo Cup is an annual event dedicated to supporting the charity, which was founded by Harry in 2006, and aims to empower young people and children living in southern Africa.

The match, in which Harry captained the Royal Salute Sentebale team, against the formidable Figueres-led Grand Champions team, was an unforgettable spectacle. Harry even managed to score the opening goal and eventually lead his team to a 3-1 triumph.

After the thrilling match, Figueras was asked about the possibility of Sussex children getting involved in the world of polo and whether he would welcome the opportunity to have his own children compete with them. In an exclusive interview with Hello, Figueras expressed his sincere desire, stating, "I really hope so. I hope that Archie and Lily will develop a deep love for horses like their father did. There is an indescribable connection between the majestic appearance of a horse and the hidden depths of the human soul. It is my fervent prayer that this love and passion for these magnificent creatures will be passed on to the next generation."

He further said: "I can confirm that my own children adore polo and enjoy playing the sport. It would be an extraordinary dream come true if one day we could all join together on the polo field and play this exciting sport together." Figueras and his wife Delphine Blaquiere are the proud parents of four children, Ario, Aurora, Artemo and Alba, who are 24, 19, 14 and 11 years old respectively.

Although Figueras and Harry no longer play polo as often as they used to, they maintain a strong bond, often socialising with each other, which brings them great joy. Figueras expressed his pleasure in spending time with Harry and pursuing their shared passion for polo. He emphasised the importance of their regular conversations, which keeps their friendship alive even when they are physically far apart.

When it comes to rivalry, Figueras says that both he and Harry have a healthy dose of it. They engage in playful arguments, constantly challenging each other to see who comes out the winner on any given day. However, they always maintain a lighthearted attitude, finding the fun in their friendly rivalry. "Today's victory belongs to Sentebale, and that is the ultimate goal of the meeting."

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