Meghan shares Father's Day tribute to Prince Harry with emotional montage of family memories
has shared a Happy Father's Day tribute to her husband Prince Harry, posting an emotional montage of the him playing with their two children Archie and Lilibet.
The Duchess of Sussex, 43, described the father of her children, 40, as 'the best', adding: 'Happy Father's Day to our favorite guy.'
She shared a heartwarming snap showing a Happy Father's Day banner hanging from their garden in Montecito, California, where Harry could be seen with his two children tightly on his lap.
In a series of clips, with Jason Mraz's Have it All playing in the background, Harry can be seen cuddling his children when they were newborns and playing with them on the beach, in a waterfall and on a swing.
He was also filmed teaching Archie how to ride a bike as the Sussexes gave an unprecedented glimpse into their lives since leaving Britain for California when they stepped down as working royals in 2020.
While just months ago, the couple had rarely shared a glimpse of their two children online, Meghan has increasingly uploaded photos of the pair to her Instagram account in recent weeks.
Harry is seen being coddled by his two children, Archie and Lilibet, in a heartwarming clip from Meghan's latest Instagram post
Further videos from Meghan's Father's day post shows doting father Harry dancing with his son in their kitchen and playing around with on the grass.
In other clips Archie is also seen kicking a ball around with his dad and laughing together as Harry reads him a bedtime story.
Another heartwarming picture shows Harry cuddling his daughter Lilibet as they sit on a beach looking out at the ocean.
The post also offers a unique glimpse into several family trips abroad, with clips showing Archie and Lilibet surrounded by ocean views and palm trees.
Proud dad moment: Harry is seen teaching Archie how to ride a bike as Lilibet chases behind them
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