Meghan shares photo of beaming Harry carrying Lilibet in his arms as she gushes they and Archie are her ‘forever Valentines’
Meghan Markle shared a loving Valentine’s Day message to Prince Harry and their two children, calling them ‘lovers forever’.
The Duchess of Sussex, 44, took to Instagram this evening to share a photo of four-year-old Lilibet hugging her loving father while holding a bunch of red balloons.
The 41-year-old Duke of Sussex is seen looking lovingly at his daughter as she enjoys the outdoors on a sunny evening in California.
As always, the emperor gave a loving nod to his seven-year-old, who was not featured in the photo, captioning the photo: ‘These two + Archie = my lovers forever.’
It comes after reports emerged suggesting Meghan was planning to return to British soil this summer for the first time in four years.
However, it is said that she will only step onto the island if security arrangements are made for herself and Prince Harry.
The 44-year-old is believed to be joining his wife in the one-year countdown to the Invictus Games in Birmingham on July 10 ahead of next year’s event.
He has attended similar ceremonies in both Canada and Germany, and sources say he is willing to do the same in England, provided security concerns are addressed.
Meanwhile, talks are ongoing over whether the Sussexes will receive taxpayer-funded protection during the visit.
The Duchess of Sussex, 44, took to Instagram this evening to share a photo of four-year-old Lilibet hugging her loving father while holding a bunch of red balloons.
Giving a loving nod to her seven-year-old, who is not featured in the photo, the Ever-Mogul captioned the photo: ‘These two + Archie = my forever darlings.’
In December, Prince Harry was said to be excited about the Home Office reviewing security provisions in the UK, amid a long-running legal battle.
A source told The Sun about Meghan’s possible visit to the UK this summer: ‘Security will always be the deciding factor.’
Invictus Games was founded by Harry to support wounded and injured service personnel and veterans.
Although official details of the Birmingham countdown celebrations are yet to be confirmed, the Sussexes are expected to be involved in the ceremonies.
This is Meghan’s wedding to Queen Elizabeth II. It would be his first trip to England since September 2022, when he attended Elizabeth’s funeral.
Harry’s security arrangements are currently being reviewed by Ravec, a committee of police, royal and government experts.
The duke has repeatedly said he does not believe it is safe to bring his family to the UK without adequate protection.
Plans are reportedly well underway for Meghan to travel to the Midlands to support the event, but this will only be possible if the review ends in their favour. A decision is expected later this month.
It is not yet known whether the couple’s children will accompany them. Six-year-old Archie and four-year-old Lilibet met Queen Elizabeth II. They have not been to England since Elizabeth’s Platinum Jubilee celebrations in June 2022. There was scattered booing when Meghan arrived at St Paul’s Cathedral for the ceremony.
The Invictus Games Foundation is producing a series of promotional events in Birmingham this summer; Invitations have already been sent to the representatives of the countries expected to participate in the competition.
Meghan has previously been a regular at such events. In February 2024, he joined Harry in Vancouver and Whistler to promote the following year’s Games, meet competitors and attend training sessions, before returning to the Games 12 months later.
Additionally, while the couple was staying at Windsor, Queen Elizabeth II. He attended a one-year countdown ceremony in Düsseldorf in September 2022, just a few days before Elizabeth’s death.
