Prince Harry's daughter Lilibet has sweet response to Meghan Markle - 'It's beautiful'
Prince Harry
's daughter, Lilibet, had a sweet response to her mom while making jam together.
The
Duchess of Sussex
has given a rare glimpse into her life with her three-year-old child in a new video shared on her Instagram Stories. The 43-year-old posted a series of clips showing her and Lilibet preparing some strawberries and at some point, Meghan asked, "What do we think Lili?"
Lilibet, affectionately called Lili by her mom, replied, "I think it's beautiful," in an adorable American accent. The video is part of Meghan's promotion for her new line of culinary products, including $14 jars of jam, $15 flower sprinkles and $28 pots of limited edition wildflower honey, which she has been showcasing in her
Netflix
series.
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In another video, Meghan shared a montage of carefully arranged carrots and flowers, captioning it "cosy family weekends." She also shared a video of her five-year-old son Archie feeding koi carp fish, with his excited voice heard in the background saying, "Mummy watch this!" to the delight of her fans, reports
the Mirror
.
Meghan preparing strawberry jam
(Image: Meghan/instagram)
It comes weeks after Meghan shared another video of Lilibet enjoying some fun times with
her "auntie" Serena Williams
. Serena, who has been pals with Meghan for more than ten years, also appeared as a guest on Meghan's podcast series, Archetypes, last year.
In the adorable video, Lilibet, who will be celebrating her fourth birthday in June, could be seen playing a game of Candyland with Serena. Meghan added a sweet note to the story, writing, "When the aunties come to play and celebrate! Love you @serenawilliams."
Lilibet described the jam as 'beautiful'
(Image: Meghan/instagram)
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Little Lili was dressed in a baby pink floral outfit and sports a half-up ponytail that shows off her auburn locks. Sitting beside Lilibet is Serena, herself a mother of two, donning a raspberry pink sweat suit. Meghan and Harry were also seen hugging their children as they cement themselves in the US after leaving the UK when they quit their role as senior members of the
royal family
.
However, the couple are also fiercely protective of Lilibet and Archie - and have petitioned for the laws around social media and children to be tightened. The proud parents have called for better protection for children using social media platforms, declaring, "enough is not being done."
Harry and Meghan embracing their children
(Image: ARCHWELL)
Last week, alongside their
Archewell Foundation,
Meghan and Harry unveiled a poignant memorial in
New York City
. The installation, which has been named The Lost Screen Memorial, honored children who have died due to the dangers of social media. Speaking with
BBC
Breakfast in New York, Harry, 40, said, "We want to make sure that things are changed so that... no more kids are lost to social media."
Saying that "life is better off social media," the father-of-two went on to add he was "grateful" that his and Meghan's children are currently still too young to use the internet. He continued, "The easiest thing to say is to keep your kids away from social media. The sad reality is the kids who aren't on social media normally get bullied at school because they can't be part of the same conversation as everybody else."
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