In a rare photo of him and his daughter Princess Lilibet, Prince Harry, 38, is every inch the devoted father, gently kissing his daughter’s nose.
In the first episode of the popular series, the picture appeared on screen during the Harry & Meghan Netflix docuseries.
The tender father-daughter moment is captured in the black-and-white photo, which was likely taken while the baby was still in the hospital. She is seen wrapped up in a blanket.
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Lilibet was pulling a variety of faces as she rested on her father’s chest in another glimpse into her early days.
In the private video, Meghan’s hushed voice could be heard telling her daughter to calm down, “It’s okay. Are you able to eat now? Have some milk, please. Hello Lili.
Lilibet was covered in a colorfully printed blanket and wore a tiny white knit hat.
Their son Prince Archie was born on May 6, 2019, and their daughter was born on June 4, 2021. One significant distinction between their births is that Meghan gave birth to her first child at Portland Hospital in London, whereas she gave birth to her second child in the United States at the Santa Barbara hospital.
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Fans had the chance to learn a lot about the lovely life the royal couple has created for themselves in the US thanks to the royal couple’s Netflix series. The documentary included clips of Princess Lilibet riding on her father’s shoulders, Prince Archie skipping off to feed their chickens, and the family playing football on their expansive lawn.
Will Prince Harry and Meghan Markle have more children?
Many royal fans will be wondering if the Duke and Duchess will try for a third child, like Harry’s older brother Prince William, despite having two children already. What, however, have the royal couple actually said regarding growing their stunning family?
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In a July 2019 interview with Dr. Jane Goodall for Vogue Magazine, Harry made an unexpected comment about only having two kids. He remarked, “Two, at most! However, I’ve always felt that this location is borrowed. And with how intelligent and evolved we all are, it stands to reason that we should be able to leave the next generation with something better. It appears that they are now a complete family.
