Meghan Markle and Prince Harry's 11-month-old son Archie is adjusting to life in his parents' new home in Los Angeles (opens in new tab), and even though he hasn't met anyone in person except his parents, his social life is still thriving.According to E! has been playing a lot on FaceTime with other babies and small children while Princess and Harry are sequestered in their "big" new house in Los Angeles.

Archie "loves to have FaceTime playdates with the other little kids in their lives," a source told E!

Archie was previously reported by Us Weekly (opens in new tab) as being very outgoing." You can tell Archie would be a confident social butterfly," a source told the outlet in January. 'He loves to entertain and interact with people. Some kids are shy or nervous around new people, but not Archie. He goes to everyone without a fuss."

Currently, Megan and Harry are working on a new nonprofit, but they also cherish the time indoors to be with their son. A source for E! said, "Like many parents, they're focused on Archie and their own family." and an E! source said."

Archie has been a light for them during the coronavirus outbreak. Archie is "bringing great joy" to the couple during "this scary time," E!

The E! report comes the same week as a small update in People (opens in new tab) about Archie's life in California (opens in new tab). A friend told People that Archie is a "cute" and contented baby.

"Like everyone else, they (Megan, Harry, and Archie) are adjusting (to the social distancing), being cautious and safe," the source said of their days. Archie "is teething and is a happy baby. I'm sure he's happy to be out in the California sunshine."

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