Prince Harry shares heartwarming moment with Princess Lilibet as Meghan Markle issues new statement
Meghan Markle has shared a rare and heartwarming photo of Prince Harry and their daughter Lilibet to celebrate International Women’s Day.
The Duchess of Sussex, 43, posted the snap on Instagram showing the three-year-old princess curled up on her father’s lap.
In the touching image, Prince Harry is seen lovingly kissing the top of Lilibet’s head whilst they relax on a boat.
The never-before-seen photo shows the young princess facing away from the camera while cradled in her father’s arms.
The Instagram carousel also featured three other images “celebrating strong women”.
The post was captioned: “Celebrating the strong women around us & the girls with dreams who will become women with vision. Also thanking those who uplift us every day.”
Among them was a black and white photo of Meghan with her mother, Doria Ragland, and a second photo of the pair both grinning while taking a selfie.
Another snap showed the Duchess and Prince Harry laughing together in sunglasses and beachwear by the ocean.
Meghan has made it a tradition to commemorate International Women’s Day each year.
The mother-of-two appears to be on cloud nine following the release of her new show “With Love, Meghan” despite it being largely panned by critics.
The Duchess yesterday shared an Instagram story confirming her Netflix show had been renewed for a second season.
She also admitted she makes “mistakes” but insisted that she is “learning every day”.
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She said: “Right now! I’m launching my business, As Ever, which has been my heartsong for years.
“Every day I’m learning so much as a founder. I’m taking baby steps and big strides at the same time, making mistakes and learning from them, and really working to find all the joy while diving into the creative process and the business.
“Being in the granular parts of the business gives me the same feeling I have when I’m gardening: bare hands in the soil, planting a seed with so much care, and nurturing it as it grows.
“There’s something energizing about being in my 40s and turning my passion project into a business – and sharing that with the world.”