MEGHAN MARKLE is marking Father’s Day by opening up about her new kids’ book as well as some special memories with her husband.

The Duchess of Sussex joined NPR Weekend Edition on Sunday to talk about “The Bench,” which was inspired by her poem she wrote to husband Prince Harry for Father’s Day 2019, just weeks after the couple welcomed their first child, son Archie.

During the interview, Markle shared that the poem was only part of how she celebrated the special occasion. That year, she also got him a bench.

“As most of us do, you go, what am I going to get them as a gift?” Markle, 39, said during the interview, which was recorded shortly before she welcomed daughter Lilibet Diana, whose name pays tribute to Queen Elizabeth and Princess Diana, on June 4.

“And I thought I just wanted something sentimental and a place for him to have as a bit of a home base with our son,” she added.

Markle went on to describe The Bench as a “love story.”

Later in the interview she added, “I really hope that people can see this as a love story that transcends the story of my family.”

Harry and 2-year-old Archie are shown several times in the book, and Meghan even included their newborn daughter.

The book’s final illustration appears to be inspired by the Duke and Duchess of Sussex’s lives in California, the U.S. with Harry sitting on the bench feeding chickens with Archie. A woman wearing a sun hat, representing Meghan, stands in a garden with baby Lili in a sling!                    (SD-Agencies)