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With the Royal Wedding now in the rearview mirror,Love Radio Porn Movie Prince Harry and Duchess of Sussex Meghan Markle are taking the next big step in their marriage: They're adopting a dog.

The newlyweds have reportedly adopted a Labrador according to People.

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According to the entertainment magazine, the two adopted the dog in "early summer" and the assuredly adorable pup has "been joining them at their country getaway in the Cotswolds area and Nottingham Cottage at Kensington Palace in London."

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So what does this new canine addition to the family look like? I mean, it's gotta be adorable, right?

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Unfortunately, photos of the Labrador haven't been released (or leaked) yet. Neither has the dog's name.

Markle is a known pup lover. Prior to joining the British royal family, she had two — a rescue dog named Bogart and a beagle named Guy.

Guy made the trip to his new home in the UK, but Bogart apparently didn't and now resides with one of Markle's friends in Los Angeles, according to E! News.

We're sure photos of the mysterious new Labrador will surface eventually, but if you don't know what they look like (maybe you're not a dog person!), here are some cuties to get stare at:

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