Meghan Markle has revealed why she chose to feature her daughter Princess Lilibet in the cover photo of her new lifestyle brand "As Ever".
The Duchess of Sussex's upcoming brand, set to launch this spring, displays a touching image of mother and daughter walking hand-in-hand through their sun-dappled garden.
The landing page of asever.com prominently features this intimate family moment.
For Meghan, including three-year-old Lilibet, who carries the namesake of Harry's late grandmother Queen Elizabeth II, was deeply significant.
The decision was seen as controversial due to Meghan and Prince Harry's previous stance of fiercely protecting their children's privacy.
The image represents a meaningful choice for the Duchess as she prepares to launch her new venture.
Meghan told People: "Being able to have my own little girl, as I've spent so much of my life championing the rights of girls and women, and to be able to see this as a multigenerational story Archie is of course included in that, my husband is of course included in that but I love the heritage feeling of it."
She views the project as something meaningful to share with her daughter.
"This is something that I can create in front of my daughter and teach her what it's like to be a working mom," she says.
The Duchess hopes her work will have lasting impact beyond herself.
"This is something that hopefully can be part of her legacy too," she added.
Friends described Meghan as "super patient" with Archie, 5, and Lilibet, 3, during school drop-offs.
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"If they procrastinate and don't want her to leave, she takes time, letting them show her their artwork," a close friend revealed.
Meghan offered a glimpse into their daily routine, sharing: "I love making breakfast for my family."
Their morning menu includes "surprise" pancakes with hidden designs and toppings.
"My husband and Archie both love fried eggs. There's a lot of bacon around here," she said.
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The Duchess of Sussex's upcoming brand, set to launch this spring, displays a touching image of mother and daughter walking hand-in-hand through their sun-dappled garden.
The landing page of asever.com prominently features this intimate family moment.
For Meghan, including three-year-old Lilibet, who carries the namesake of Harry's late grandmother Queen Elizabeth II, was deeply significant.
The decision was seen as controversial due to Meghan and Prince Harry's previous stance of fiercely protecting their children's privacy.
The image represents a meaningful choice for the Duchess as she prepares to launch her new venture.
Meghan told People: "Being able to have my own little girl, as I've spent so much of my life championing the rights of girls and women, and to be able to see this as a multigenerational story Archie is of course included in that, my husband is of course included in that but I love the heritage feeling of it."
She views the project as something meaningful to share with her daughter.
"This is something that I can create in front of my daughter and teach her what it's like to be a working mom," she says.
The Duchess hopes her work will have lasting impact beyond herself.
"This is something that hopefully can be part of her legacy too," she added.
Friends described Meghan as "super patient" with Archie, 5, and Lilibet, 3, during school drop-offs.
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"If they procrastinate and don't want her to leave, she takes time, letting them show her their artwork," a close friend revealed.
Meghan offered a glimpse into their daily routine, sharing: "I love making breakfast for my family."
Their morning menu includes "surprise" pancakes with hidden designs and toppings.
"My husband and Archie both love fried eggs. There's a lot of bacon around here," she said.
Find Out More...