Meghan Markle Shares New Video of Rarely Seen Daughter in Cute Pink Outfit

A glimpse into royal playtime just landed on social media, offering a surprise cameo from a famous family friend.

Meghan Markle, the Duchess of Sussex, gave her followers a rare glimpse of her daughter, Princess Lilibet, in a playful moment with tennis legend Serena Williams.

The video appeared on Meghan's Instagram Stories, adding excitement to the upcoming launch of her Netflix series, "With Love, Meghan," set to premiere on Tuesday, March 4, 2025.

In the heartwarming clip, Princess Lilibet looks adorable in a pink outfit with floral details as she enjoys a game with her "auntie" Serena. The pair played a customized version of the classic board game "Candy Land." The personalized set featured a pastel pink design, with "Archie & Lili" written at the top.

The video was accompanied by Bill Withers' classic song "Lovely Day." Meghan, 43, added a caption to the post that read, "When the aunties come to celebrate... and to play! Love you @serenawilliams."

In a follow-up post, Meghan continued to build anticipation for her new show. The story included text that said, "3 days until the party begins. All are invited @netflix," along with a red heart emoji.

Princess Lilibet's outfit, shown in the video, also caught attention. She wore pink floral leggings paired with a matching T-shirt. The leggings were identified as the Girls Print Leggings in pink from The Children's Place.

Meghan's series, "With Love, Meghan," will consist of eight episodes. The show is expected to offer viewers a closer look at the Duchess of Sussex's personal and professional life, along with her experiences as a mother, wife, and public figure.

As the countdown to the series premiere continues, Meghan Markle's social media posts have offered fans a rare and personal window into her family life, with the touching moment between Lilibet and Serena capturing hearts online.

In addition to Princess Lilibet's cute pink clothing, another element that stood out from the sweet playdate was her hair color.

Some social media users were puzzled by the latest glimpse of Meghan and Prince Harry's three-year-old daughter, questioning the differences in her hair across various appearances.

Online users quickly honed in on Lilibet's hair in the video, speculating about why its appearance seemed different from previous glimpses they had seen.

One person wondered, "I thought Lilibet had curly hair?.." Another seemed surprised by the apparent change, asking, "How come her hair is a different color from the last rare peek?"

A different observer pointed out the variations, "Why does it never ever look like the same child? Kid goes from flaming redhead to blonde." Someone else echoed the confusion, "What happened to the red curly hair?"

Another confused social media user questioned, "Why are both their kids have such a straight hair[sic]?" Adding to the speculation, one person asked, "Where is her daughters waist length hair from a previous picture [sic]?"

Meghan and Prince Harry have consistently kept their kids' lives private ever since they left the UK. In December 2024, just in time for the holidays, the couple gave fans a heartwarming glimpse of their growing children.

The Duke and Duchess of Sussex unveiled their 2024 holiday card on December 16, featuring a charming family moment with their three dogs, which quickly sparked online buzz.

The centerpiece of the card—a six-photo montage—included an image of Prince Archie, 5, and Princess Lilibet, 3, as they ran toward their parents with excitement.

In the photo, Meghan, 43, could be seen smiling warmly at Archie while Harry, 40, crouched down to greet Lilibet, whose red hair matched her brother's. The shot was framed by the presence of the family's beloved dogs: Guy, Pula, and Momma Mia.

The card also carried a festive message: "On behalf of the office of Prince Harry and Meghan, The Duke and Duchess of Sussex, Archewell Productions and Archewell Foundation. We wish you a very happy holiday season and a joyful new year."

Additional photos featured in the card highlighted moments from Harry and Meghan's trips to Colombia and Nigeria earlier last year.

The Sussexes, who rarely share photos of their children, made 2024's holiday card particularly special for their supporters. The intimate family moment offered a rare look at Archie and Lilibet, now more grown up, spreading cheer as the family embraced the holiday season.

This photo also sparked an outpouring of love and admiration from fans across social media, who were quick to share their thoughts and reactions.

On Instagram, one wrote, "Aww they both got Harrys [sic] hair😍." Another chimed in, "Awww so cute! Lovely family." Reflecting on the touching family dynamic, a user noted, "Princess Lili is definitely daddy's girl 🥹."

Others couldn't help but admire the siblings' resemblance to their dad, with a comment reading, "beautiful [sic] family of redheads ❤️."

Another fan highlighted the standout feature of the heart-melting family portrait—"Princess Lilibet and Prince Archie's hair 🥹." Noticing Lilibet's growth, a user observed, "Lilibet is almost as tall as Archie. ❤️❤️❤️❤️."

Some fans praised the couple's decision to maintain their children's privacy while sharing this small glimpse. One user expressed, "Awww! I love the family photo! I would love to see the kids more, but I fully respect them wanting to keep the kids out of the spotlight. Those are for sure Harry's kids with that red hair!" Another succinctly added, "Ginger ❤️❤️❤️😍❤️😍❤️."

On X (formerly Twitter), the sentiment continued, with one user proclaiming, "The most beautiful redheads appeared [sic]."

While the holiday card offered a fresh glimpse of his children, Harry has previously shared sweet insights about them. Speaking at the WellChild Awards, where he has served as patron for years, Harry revealed a charming detail about Archie and Lilibet.

According to Hello! Magazine's October 2024 issue, the father of two proudly shared what the youngsters have inherited from their mother.

Sophie Vokes-Dudgeon, chief content officer for Hello! recalled that conversation with Harry, stating, "Archie and Lili have been blessed with their mother's thick hair, he told us, self- effacingly, as he marveled that it won't be long until Lili can sit on hers."

Sophie also described how Harry seemed relaxed and optimistic about the next chapter of his life. He mentioned friends had assured him that the 40s were "the best decade" and spoke fondly of Meghan's unwavering support at home.

Harry shared that Meghan had her hands full with not only the couple's two children but also their three dogs, whom he jokingly described as "not quite house-trained." Adding to their bustling family life, Harry playfully referenced their chickens, hinting at a lively household dynamic.

Despite his lighthearted remarks, Sophie emphasized that Harry appeared deeply fulfilled and "in his element" when speaking about his kids and his charitable work. The time he spends engaging with the families, children, and professionals celebrated at the WellChild Awards brings him undeniable joy.

As the Sussexes continue to navigate their family life, balancing privacy and public interest, their children remain at the heart of major updates.

In February 2024, the couple made headlines when they officially changed their children's surnames following their newly bestowed royal titles.

Archie and Lilibet, previously known by the surnames "Mountbatten-Windsor," embraced their royal titles as part of their official last names.

In a gesture well-received by Harry and Meghan, when he ascended the throne in 2022, King Charles III offered his grandchildren the prestigious prince and princess titles. They accepted the titles, but it was only later that they were used for the first time.

This remarkable transition was publicly acknowledged in March 2023 during the christening of Lilibet, where the titles were officially used for the first time. The children's names were then updated on the royal family's official website to "Prince Archie of Sussex" and "Princess Lilibet of Sussex."

The adoption of "Sussex" as the family surname aligns with royal traditions, where titles and territorial designations often serve as surnames, further embedding the children's royal lineage and their parents' legacy within their names.

This approach to surnames follows a historical precedent within the royal family, where names and titles are deeply intertwined with identity and heritage.

As outlined on the official royal website, royal surnames often reflect paternal lineage. However, the royal family has its unique traditions, with sovereigns typically adopting the name of their 'House' from their father.

This tradition ensures continuity and honors the familial legacy, as seen with the House of Windsor. Unless a monarch decided to change this tradition, members of the royal family, including Harry and Meghan's children, would typically carry the "Mountbatten-Windsor" surname, a practice which Harry and Meghan have changed.