- Princess Lilibet joined her parents Prince Harry and Meghan Markle for a charity event co-hosted by the Archewell Foundation.
- In a photo shared to Markle’s Instagram Stories, Lilibet’s long red hair is on full display.
- The four-year-old is the couple’s youngest child; they also share six-year-old Prince Archie.
Prince Harry and Meghan Markle are helping neighbors in need this holiday season with a little help from their lookalike daughter Princess Lilibet. The four-year-old was spotted by eagle-eyed royals fans on Markle’s Instagram Stories at an event co-hosted by the Archewell Foundation and L.A.-based non-profit Our Big Kitchen Los Angeles. Her long red hair was on full display.
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In the photo, the mother-daughter pair stand side-by-side in a commercial kitchen. Markle wears a white baseball cap and a gray sleeveless knit, whereas Lilibet has on a festive red tartan dress and a black baseball cap. Her long red hair is styled in a loose, messy braid.
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A second photo also captured Markle alongside Prince Harry as the duo packed meals for “community members experiencing food insecurity.”
“As we head into the holiday season, we celebrate those working every day to ensure that no one is left behind and where the needs of our neighbors are met,” read an Archewell Foundation blog post summarizing the day’s events.
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The Duke and Duchess of Sussex established the Archewell Foundation in October 2020, roughly nine months after their exit from the royal family. The nonprofit is split into two main programs: the Welcome Project, which “uplifts communities,” and the Parents’ Network, which advocates for online safety. Last month, Harry and Meghan were crowned Humanitarians of the Year at the Project Healthy Minds Gala for their work with the latter initiative.
“Working with families and young people to prioritize safety online has been some of the most meaningful work of our lives,” the couple said in a statement shared with InStyle at the time. “As parents ourselves, we have been moved to action by the power of their stories and are honored to support them.”
