This Wednesday, August 4, Meghan Markle begins a new chapter and celebrates her 40th birthday. The Duchess of Sussex and Prince Harry could take advantage of this beautiful day to share a first photo of their daughter Lilibet Diana.
This Wednesday, August 4, 2021 is a special day for Meghan Markle, who celebrates her 40th birthday. To celebrate this beautiful event, the Duchess of Sussex will spend the day with her husband, Prince Harry, and their two children. The whole little Sussex family has even organized for the occasion a party that promises to be lavish, at their home in Montecito. Many crowned-heads experts believe the couple could use the Duchess’ birthday to share a photo of their daughter, Lilibet Diana.
According to royal commentator Phil Dampier, “it’s very likely” that Prince Harry and Meghan Markle will share “a family photo.” The opportunity for the world to discover the face of Lilibet Diana, born on June 4. “It wouldn’t surprise me if Meghan published a photo of her with Lilibet to mark her 40th birthday, because they will want to emphasize how happy a family unit they have,” the expert continued in an interview with The Sun.
Meghan and Harry too concerned about their privacy?
Adam Helliker, a royal writer, also thinks it is “possible” that the Duke and Duchess of Sussex will share a photo of their little tribe. Nevertheless, the writer clarified that if this were to happen, it would be “a bit tasteless” as some might see it as some promotion of the Sussex brand. “Given how Harry and Meghan” like to attract attention, “I wouldn’t be surprised if she published a photo of herself with Lilibet to mark her 40th birthday,” he continued. But other experts disagree. Author Daniela Elser believes that the couple’s main concern is not sharing a photo for a birthday, but rather privacy, they have done everything to distance themselves from the royal family. So will the Sussex couple reveal the face of their newborn? They still have several hours to go…
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