Meghan Markle Unveils Heartwarming Family Videos Featuring Archie and Lilibet
Meghan Markle is ensuring that her husband, Prince Harry, feels cherished this Father’s Day.
“The best,” Markle, 43, posted on Instagram on Sunday, June 15. “Happy Father’s Day to our favorite guy 💕.”
In her post, Markle included a collection of never-before-seen images and videos of Harry, 40, enjoying moments with their two children: son Archie, 6, and daughter Lilibet, 4. The first photo features Harry holding both kids while gazing at a banner outside that reads, “Happy Father’s Day.”
One clip shows Harry and Archie playing with a ball outside, while another captures the father-son duo dancing in the kitchen. Harry also held one of the kids while standing in a stable, encouraging them to feed a horse a carrot. In another heartwarming video, Harry was showered with hugs and kisses from his kids while they all sat on a swing outside.
Harry was also spotted running alongside Archie as he practiced bike riding. Lilibet trailed behind them while Meghan could be heard cheering from behind the camera, saying, “Good job! Yes Archie!” The upload was paired with the acoustic version of Jason Mraz’ song “Have It All.”
Since Meghan started her Instagram earlier this year, she has provided fans with a peek into her and Harry’s personal lives after stepping down from their roles as senior royals in 2020. (The couple has since moved to Montecito, California.)
Meghan has been open about her relationship with Harry, sharing in March how they work to keep their romance thriving while raising their two children.
“We make it a point — at least, I don’t know, during the week, our days are busy with meetings — but we have lunch together every day and have that midday catch-up of, ‘What’s been going on?’ [and] ‘How are your meetings?’ [And] ‘OK great, back to it,’” she shared on an episode of The Drew Barrymore Show at the time. “We make it a point to date each other. It’s been amazing, honestly. It’s been so fulfilling and fun, just showing up.”
Meghan emphasized that the family strives to support one another, even when someone is away.
“I always pack a really thin book and video myself reading it so Papa can say, ‘Here’s Mama reading your bedtime story,’” she explained. “You find ways to be there for each other. If that’s the one message I can share through the show or As Ever as a brand, I want people to understand that you can show up for each other because you know how good it feels when someone shows up for you.”
