Prince Harry and Meghan Markle have rarely exposed their children to the limelight, and in a rare instance, photos of Prince Archie and Princess Lilibet are posted, their faces are not shown. “Harry has been reluctant to show his children publicly, not out of a desire to hide them, but to protect their privacy and safety from potential threats,” a friend of the couple previously explained to People in 2024.

But in recent months, Meghan has been given more insight into her family life through her Instagram account. Most recently with a photo of Lilibet shared on her feed on Wednesday (March 18). In the images, the four-year-old can be seen with her mum but her face is not shown.

Good Morning Britain regular, Narinder Kaur, has weighed in on why the Duchess of Sussex have opted to not show their faces, as she suggested it was down to the negativity Meghan and Harry have received from critics.

In view of her 71,000 followers on X, the commentator shared Meghan’s recent photo alongside Lilibet.

Narinder claimed: “The Duchess of Sussex is not obligated to show her children’s faces into a system specifically designed to bring them down.

I find it amusing how much this winds the haters up!”

She suggested: “If only you’d been NICE perhaps we would have seen the faces of a UK Prince and Princess.”

The princess was photographed helping mom Meghan make beautiful, fresh flower arrangements in their home garden in Montecito, California.

One cute photo even shows Lili sitting under the table as her mum continues to work on the bouquets.