Prince Archie and Princess Lilibet take centre stage in latest photo shared by Meghan Markle

It’s a rare treat for royal fans to catch a glimpse of Prince Harry and Meghan Markle’s children, Prince Archie and Princess Lilibet.

When the young royals do make an appearance in family photos, they never fail to capture the attention of fans worldwide, and the latest photo is no different.

Archie and Lilibet took centre stage in a recent photo shared by Meghan. Shot from behind, the image shows Meghan holding Lilibet, her red hair obscuring her face. On the opposite side, Archie hugs his mum, who lovingly places an arm around him.

“Every day is a love story,” she wrote alongside the image.

 

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The recent photo comes after Meghan shared another glimpse into her family life with a heartwarming photo of Lilibet with Prince Harry. 

The image captured the three-year-old sitting comfortably in her father’s lap, while he lovingly kisses the top of her head.

Along with the photo, Meghan shared a message celebrating International Women’s Day, honouring the “strong women around us & the girls with dreams”.

“Happy International Women’s Day!” she wrote.

“Celebrating the strong women around us & the girls with dreams who will become women with vision. Also thanking those who uplift us every day.”

Archie and Lilibet are rarely seen by the public with their parents choosing to keep their family out of the public eye.

A friend close to the couple recently offered some insight into why they are so secretive when it comes to their kids, revealing that it’s primarily a matter of safety.

“I think every parent wants to share their kid with the world, but they just can’t,” the friend told US Weekly.

“William’s kids, for example, have way more safety, even though they’re recognizable. And the same doesn’t apply to Meghan and Harry’s children. They know the world wants to see [them but] I would expect them to live smaller lives until that gets sorted, if it ever does.”