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Meghan shares video of Archie and Lilibet in Richmond Park

Summarised from 3 outlets · Updated 11 Oct, 20:13 · Archive

Meghan Markle posted a video of Prince Archie and Princess Lilibet walking in Richmond Park as deer pass nearby.

Meghan Markle has shared a video on Instagram of her children, seven-year-old Lilibet and five-year-old Archie, walking in Richmond Park with a herd of deer passing in front of them. The family's black Labrador retriever, Pula, also appears in the clip, which features the Temptations' song 'My Girl' as backing music.

The post accompanied an announcement that Archewell Philanthropies, the charitable arm of Meghan and Prince Harry's organisation, would be collaborating with Moms Offering More, a charity supporting parents and children across Canada and the United States. A caption stated: 'Small acts of care can make a big difference for parents, for caregivers, for moms.'

As part of the partnership, a limited-edition Archewell and Moms Offering More crewneck jumper has gone on sale for $100 (£75). The cream-coloured garment is embroidered with the words 'It's the Little Things' and all proceeds will be donated to the charity and other good causes. Meghan wore the item in an Instagram post announcing the partnership on Sunday.

The video marks the second time the Duchess has shared footage of her children since the family moved to the UK in August. Later this week, Meghan is set to make her first major public appearance since returning to Britain, with a joint visit to Nottingham planned.

Meghan shares video of Archie and Lilibet in Richmond Park
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In this story: Meghan Markle · Prince Archie · Princess Lilibet · Prince Harry · Archewell Philanthropies · Moms Offering More · Richmond Park · Nottingham

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