Meghan Markle showcases a unique and wholesome side to Prince Harry to commemorate his birthday. The Duchess of Sussex shared a lovely video on Instagram, celebrating the Duke of Sussex’s birthday today, on September 15.
Notably, this marks her second consecutive post and third overall since returning to the UK on August 26. The Sussexes are expected to stay in the UK for an extended period of time. Not only that, they will reside in a private, non-royal home while retaining their homes in Montecito and Portugal.
Meghan Markle shares video of unseen moments on Prince Harry’s birthday
Meghan Markle shared a video on Instagram, honoring Prince Harry on his birthday today. She wrote in the caption: “He’s simply the best. Happy birthday, my love,” followed by a heart emoji. Markle soundtracked the post to “Simply the Best” by The Hound + The Fox.
The heartwarming video featured a collection of rare, never-seen-before pictures of the Sussexes featuring their children, Archie and Lilibet. It started with a black-and-white snap of the Duke, wearing a cap and sun-glasses and looking into the distance.
The rest of the roll-out included photos of Harry and Lilibet skiing together and their family dpg, Pula, chasing their golf cart. It also featured a dreamy snap of Harry and Meghan kissing. Furthermore, Archie appeared to be sharing a candid moment with his father as they set up a game of archery balloons. The “Suits” star exercised utmost care as she covered her children’s faces with emojis throughout the video.
In another sweet moment, Harry donned a basket hat as Lilibet gestured at him sweetly. This was followed by more wholesome, father-daughter moments with the soothing music playing in the background.
Towards the end, the Duke of Sussex lovingly kissed his daughter as Markle appeared to be looking elsewhere. This birthday video comes just a few weeks after the Sussexes flew privately from California and landed in Birmingham on August 26 (via PEOPLE).
This also comes after King Charles issued a letter via top palace official Lord Chamberlain, clarifying that the Sussexes will remain “private citizens.” Harry and Meghan’s representatives issued a statement, stating that they “were a little surprised not to have been told about this in advance.”
