Meghan Markle and Prince Harry’s daughter Princess Lilibet is getting to spend quality time with one of her “aunties,” Serena Williams.
In an Instagram story shared Saturday, March 1, the Duchess of Sussex posted a sweet video featuring her 3-year-old daughter and her longtime friend.
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WATCH HEREBoth Lilibet and Williams appeared to be wearing their comfiest pajamas in the clip as they enjoyed a rousing round of the board game Candy Land.
“When the aunties come to celebrate…and to play!” Markle captioned the video. “Love you @serenawilliams.”
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Markle later shared a picture of the trio standing around the coffee table in their comfy ensembles while Lilibet and Williams continued to play the board game.
She also teased the upcoming launch date of her new Netflix show, “With Love, Meghan,” after it was postponed from Jan. 15 due to the Los Angeles wildfires.
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Over the photo of the trio, Markle wrote, “3 days until the party begins. All are invited.”
Markle and Williams have been friends for years. Markle often to support the sports legend, and in 2021, Williams after about the royal family.
Markle, who shares with Harry, rarely posts photos of her children on social media or appears with them in public.
Over the years, she's been open in interviews about being able to protect her kids and give them the gift of privacy.
In an August 2022 interview with , she shared that if her son was going to school in the U.K., the press would be able to take photos at pickup and drop-off.
“Sorry, I have a problem with that,” she said at the time. “That doesn’t make me obsessed with privacy. That makes me a strong and good parent protecting my child.”
After , Markle has given fans brief glimpses into her life, including .
Lilibet also on the website for her mom's The homepage now features a snap of Markle and Lilibet holding hands while they frolic through a grassy field in coordinating white ensembles.
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