Meghan Markle has offered a rare glimpse into her family life with Prince Harry and their children, Archie and Lilibet, by sharing a series of photos on Instagram. The Duchess of Sussex posted 11 images capturing springtime moments at their California home, including snaps of her children playing and the couple embracing.
One photo showed Lilibet wearing a white T-shirt featuring an illustration of Beyoncé and the phrase 'B is for Beyoncé', a nod to Meghan's admiration for the singer. The Duchess first met Beyoncé in London in July 2019 at the European premiere of Disney's The Lion King, and the Sussexes attended her concerts in 2023 and 2025.
Another image depicted Harry and Archie playing football with an oversized ball, while a third showed Meghan preparing food in her kitchen. The photos were captioned: “Springing into summer.” The post follows a June 4 birthday tribute to Lilibet, who turned five, showing Harry cradling her with Meghan looking on.
Since relaunching her Instagram account in early 2025, Meghan has increasingly shared family content, a shift from the couple's previous emphasis on privacy. Royal expert Duncan Larcombe told the Mirror that the change may draw criticism, saying: “Lecturing about children's privacy but then posting her own children as clickbait.”
Harry and Meghan have long campaigned for online child safety, making the decision to share more personal moments controversial among some observers. The Duchess's posts continue to conceal her children's faces, maintaining a degree of privacy while offering curated insights into their lives.
