Meghan Markle has shared heartwarming family footage from her life back in the UK with Prince Harry and their two children, Prince Archie and Princess Lilibet.
Since returning to the UK on 26 August, the Sussexes have been keeping a very low profile as Archie and Lilibet embark on a new school chapter in Britain. In a new montage posted on Instagram on Sunday afternoon, Meghan gave a rare insight into their private family life on this side of the pond – including the most adorable video of her two kids connecting with the countryside.
A red-haired Lilibet had her hair swept up in a bun as she rode a bike with pink tassels while her brother Archie ran beside her down a tree-lined path as a herd of deer appeared in the distance. Lilibet looked ever so adorable with her little gumboots on while Archie matched his sister in a pink top with vibrant blue knee-high socks.
© Instagram/ @meghanIn another cute clip, the kids took to the water to partake in a day of fishing with their dad, Prince Harry, while Meghan filmed from the shore with their black Labrador, Pula, nearby.
The Sussexes looked to be soaking up the countryside as Meghan and Harry, who were bundled up in jackets, held hands while enjoying a scenic walk. "Come on, you," Meghan ushered the person behind the camera along, presumably one of her young children. Meghan shared more snippets from life back in the UK, featuring cosy moments by the fire and walking through puddles.
Meghan added a Union Jack flag and red heart emojis over the video, which was soundtracked to the 1984 classic 'Wake Me Up Before You Go-Go' by Wham!.
Lilibet and Archie's next chapter
© InstagramAfter six years of living abroad in sunny California, the Sussexes returned to the UK last month for a new family chapter.
Harry and Meghan, who will remain as private individuals and non-working royals, have enrolled their two children in a British school. According to a letter seen by HELLO! ahead of the new school term, parents have been asked to show the family "warmth and kindness". HELLO! will not be naming the school in accordance with the couple's expressed wishes for privacy.
"I know that our existing families will extend to them the same warmth and kindness that makes our school such a special place," the letter, referring to "a number of new families", reads.
Harry confirms his first UK engagement
While the Sussexes have been lying low since landing back on British soil, Harry confirmed his first official public engagements last week. HELLO! revealed the Duke of Sussex will attend both the inaugural Invictus Spirit Awards and the annual WellChild awards.
© Getty ImagesHELLO! is a proud media partner of the WellChild Awards, which will take place in London on 21 September.
“It is always a privilege to be part of the WellChild Awards and to meet the extraordinary children, young people, families and professionals whose courage and determination inspire us all," the Duke said in a statement.
"This year feels particularly special as we celebrate 20 years of the WellChild Nurse programme; two decades of supporting thousands of children and families and helping them to live more of their lives at home. These Awards are a wonderful opportunity to celebrate that impact, but above all to celebrate the incredible people at the heart of it. Their stories are a powerful reminder of what can be achieved through compassion, connection and community.”
