Prince Harry dances and cuddles with Lilibet, Archie in Meghan's Father's Day tribute
Prince Harry dances and cuddles with Lilibet, Archie in Meghan's Father's Day tribute
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Duchess Meghan celebrated Father's Day with a sweet tribute to Prince Harry.
"The best," the duchess captioned a June 15 video compiled of rare family videos and photos over the years. "Happy Father's Day to our favorite guy."
The couple shares children Lilibet, 4, and Archie, 6. The video captured touching moments, including those of the kids as infants and children, at home and during family outings, many of which have never been seen. Harry, 40, is seen dancing, cuddling and reading with their kids.
In one clip, he helps one of their kids feed a horse a carrot, and in another, he's helping teach Archie how to ride a bike. The video opens and ends with Harry and their children looking through an archway into a yard, with a banner reading, "Happy Father's Day."
The tribute comes after Meghan, 43, posted candid photos of Harry and Lilibet for their daughter's birthday earlier this month.
Meghan has been sharing more photos of Lilibet and Archie lately since returning to Instagram in January, while attempting to maintain their privacy, only sharing side profiles or photos and videos from behind.
Prince William's kids share cute 'before and after' photos for Father's Day
Meghan has shared several personal photos as of late, allowing a glimpse into family life and peeks at Lilibet and Archie's stunning red hair. In May, the duchess celebrated her son's birthday with a shot of Archie overlooking a balcony, silhouetted by the sun.
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