Prince Harry has spoken out about whether or not he will have any more children with his wife Meghan Markle.

In a 30-minute CTV News special titled Prince Harry and the Canadian Heroes, the Duke of Sussex, 40, made a comment that suggests he is not looking to have any more children.

The Duke and Meghan, who quit life as senior royals in 2020 and moved to California, are parents to Prince Archie, five, and Princess Lilibet, three.

When talking about parenthood in the interview, which focused mainly on the Invictus Games tournament in Canada the duke said: “I think one or two kids is probably enough… I definitely think that.

“I know some people who’ve got five. I just say, ‘Well, that’s your own fault!’. Having kids is amazing, but it is… it’s a journey every single day, every single week, they just grow, and they change.”

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The King’s youngest son continued in the interview: “I love the questions that they ask and the experiences and the challenges that they give you. It’s great.”

The interview was screened late on Thursday night and was filmed to promote this year’s Invictus Games.

The prince has been in Canada for almost a week for the tournament after originally flying out with Meghan, 43.

While Harry is expected to stay until the end of the competition on Sunday, Meghan has already left and flown back to the couple’s Montecito home in California to be with Archie and Lilibet.

The Duchess mentioned the children a few times during her appearance in Canada this week as she described them as “sweet” and “excited”.

She also said that while Archie and Lilibet were not in Canada with the couple, they would be “cheering” on their dad from America.

Last year, Harry said he was “grateful” to be raising his children in the US.