Princess Lilibet is “too young” to object against her recent appearance on her mother Meghan Markle’s new website according to royal expert Richard Fitzwilliams.
The Duchess of Sussex, 43, took to Instagram this week to upload a video in which she announced a name change for ‘American Riviera Orchard’ to ‘As Ever’.
Telling her followers that the ‘secret’ is out, she revealed the imminent launch of her brand in two weeks.
The launch coincides with the release of her new Netflix series, ‘With Love, Meghan’ on March 4, and a new website has been revealed, the Express reports.
A charming photo of Meghan and her three year old daughter, Princess Lilibet, adorns the website’s homepage. Commenting on Meghan’s choice to include a picture with her daughter, Mr Fitzwilliams suggested that this might not be one of Lilibet’s “favourite memories”.
Speaking to the Express, he added: “Meghan and Harry rarely allow their children to be seen. Lilibet is too young to protest.
“However when she looks back, I doubt her appearance on the website of As Ever will be one of her favourite memories.”
Despite typically keeping their children out of the limelight, Meghan and Harry have shared several new photos recently of Lilibet and their five-year-old son son Prince Archie
In December, the couple delighted fans with their annual Christmas card, showcasing six snapshots that encapsulated their year, including a charming photo of Archie and Lilibet dashing towards them.
Meghan made a comeback to Instagram on New Year’s Day, sharing a touching video tribute to her beloved rescue beagle Guy, who recently passed away.
The montage featured nostalgic images of Guy, alongside recent clips and photos of Archie and Lilibet. One particular photo in the reel captured hearts, showing Meghan seated on a picnic blanket with little Lilibet, who inherits her father’s ginger hair, and Guy by their side.
Royal enthusiasts flocked to social media to express their adoration for the new image of the young royal. A fan gushed: “Mama and her Princess, Lilibet [pink-heart emoji].”
Another admirer posted: “A beautiful picture featuring precious Princess Lilibet [white-heart emoji].”