Meghan's latest photo is the most we've ever seen of her daughter Lilibet - here's why
Meghan, Duchess of Sussex, shared a touching Valentine's Day tribute to her family.
Posting to Instagram, the 44-year-old shared an image of her husband Prince Harry carrying their four-year-old daughter, Princess Lilibet, who in turn was holding a bunch of red balloons.
Harry was wearing a navy polo shirt and black pants, while Lilibet wore a light pink dress with pink stockings. Her red hair, which matches her father's, reached the middle of her back. Some of her face was visible as she smiled softly at the balloons in her hands.
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Prince Harry and Princess Lilibet featured in Meghan's latest post. Instagram/@meghan
"These two + Archie = my forever Valentines♥️" Meghan captioned the snap, mentioning their six-year-old son, Prince Archie.
The picture shares the most we've seen of Lilibet, with Meghan usually keeping her children's faces private and their presence on her social media accounts to a minimum, usually sharing snaps of them from behind.
The Sussex couple have often been criticised for doing so, having previously cited their desire for privacy as one of the reasons for leaving the UK.
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Harry and Meghan keep their children's faces private. Instagram/meghan
They opened up about the decision. Getty
Harry recently opened up about the decision in a podcast appearance with comedian Hasan Minhaj.
The royal was asked directly, "Should parents put photos of their kids online?"
He said: "Parents can do whatever they want. You should be really really worried, concerned and cautious about putting photos of your kids online.
"Especially now with this surge in unregulated AI. You just don't know how it's going to be used."
He also talked about giving his children access to phones, a topic that he says he and his wife "talk about it a lot".
"Because of what we know now, we would be way more cautious and hesitant about allowing our kids to have access to social media," he said.
"But the problem is, so many parents don't have that awareness [of the dangers].
"Having a phone for your kid is such an important thing."
He suggested "old-school" phones as an alternative to smartphones.
"If you want to be able to contact your kid, maybe we should just be giving them the old-school phone," Harry said.
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