Meghan Markle's Intimate UK Family Videos Stir Reactions
Meghan Markle posted a first look at life back in the UK with Prince Harry and their children after moving back across the pond last month.The reel, posted to Instagram Sunday, shows various short clips including the Duke and Duchess of Sussex walking along the countryside, as well as their daughter, Princess Lilibet, 5, riding a bike down a path as Prince Archie, 7, runs alongside her.Anothe clip shows one of their children warming their feet by a fire.Meghan Markle posted a first look at life back in the UK after moving back from the US on Instagram Sunday. Meghan Markle/InstagramIn another, Harry, 41, can be seen in a small boat with their kids fishing in a lake. Atop the video, she posted an emoji of the Union Jack and a heart. The look into their new lives in the UK comes just days after Markle, 45, was spotted in the Cotswolds for the first time. She and her husband, Prince Harry, held hands as they took a walk. Meghan Markle/InstagramShe also shared a sweet clip of their daughter, Princess Lilibet, riding her bike as their son, Archie, ran beside her. Meghan Markle/InstagramWe previously reported Markle had tea with what looked to be a fellow mom at Soho Farmhouse, a members-only club, on Friday.“She seems to be starting to socialize and going out and about,” a source told us of her first sighting, noting that “lots of the moms go to [Soho Farmhouse] to relax and unwind at the end of the week.”Markle’s sighting comes after rumors the couple was house-hunting in the posh countryside area outside of London. Intimate footage Markle shared included Harry taking his kids out on a. boat. Meghan Markle/InstagramThe family went fishing. Meghan Markle/InstagramMeanwhile, Harry appeared in good spirits when he was first spotted on Sept. 7 at Tower Bridge Studios in London.Tensions have been high between the couple — who often gripe about having their privacy — and Harry’s father, King Charles, after a letter went out last week that they wouldn’t be working royals again. The 77-year-old monarch confirmed the Sussexes will not be working royals carrying out official engagements now that they’re back in England, according to a letter sent on behalf of Charles by the family’s lord chamberlain.The Duchess of Sussex also shared them having fun splashing around in a puddle. Meghan Markle/InstagramOne of her children was snapped being cozy by a fire. Meghan Markle/InstagramThe letter also confirmed Harry and Markle cannot use their titles of His and Her Royal Highness and are “private citizens with commercial and charitable interests.” Charles reportedly dubbed Harry and Markle as “private citizens” in his letter to show the public that the couple “can’t be one foot in and one foot out.”“Charles wrote a letter to clarify they are not working royals and they are considered private citizens so there is no confusion,” a source told Us Weekly, “The king just wanted the public and press not to be confused. They can’t be one foot in and one foot out.”Harry appeared to be in good spirits when he was spotted at Tower Bridge Studios in London last week. towerbridgestudios/InstagramThe couple, pictured here in August, made the shocking move to relocate back to the UK last month. meghan/InstagramA spokesperson for the couple said they were “surprised” by the letter and were only informed of it minutes before it went out to the media.The arrived back in the UK on Aug. 26, one week after it was confirmed they were moving back to England for an “extended period.”The couple have since enrolled their children in a ritzy $35,000-a-year prep school.
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