We are still reeling over the heartfelt post that Meghan Markle shared in honour of her husband Prince Harry, for his 42nd birthday, earlier this week.
The video gave us all an insight into what a hands-on dad Prince William's younger brother is; he can be seen spending precious moments with his two children, Prince Archie and Princess Lilibet. The video was made to the beat of Tina Turner's Simply the Best a song he used to listen to with his late mother, Princess Diana.
In one scene, little Lilibet can be seen sitting on the back of a quad bike next to her beloved dad and brother, Archie. Lilibet, who has inherited her father's flaming red mane, is wearing a polka dot top and a pair of denim jeans, alongside brown suede boots.
© Instagram / @meghanIt appears that the trendy young royal had folded the hem into the top of her outerwear. So sweet.
Lilibet looks to be expressing herself with fashion lately. The five-year-old also donned a white ruffle dress, which she teamed with a pair of complementary white cowboy boots, etched with cute red details.
© InstagramLilibet's lovely red hair cascaded down her back, fastened with a bow as she held Harry's hand in another slide.
Princess Lilibet's highly advanced skill
Meghan is teaching her youngest child how to play Mahjong, HELLO! understands. The young royal was seen wearing a themed headband in the same birthday post.
© InstagramThe popular tile game is thought to have originated in 19th-century China and is suitable for all ages, helping learners to develop their strategy skills. Children are usually encouraged to learn the game from the age of eight onwards, while standard full sets of the advanced game sold online are generally targeted at those aged 12 and over.
Players must seek to complete a winning hand after receiving an initial 13 tiles, with play continuing until the winner meets the criteria and achieves "Mahjong."
In her 2025 Netflix series, With Love, Meghan, the former Suits star, revealed that she and her friends had learned how to play Mahjong and referred to themselves as the "Maj Squad."
