First photo of Lilibet Diana: when will Meghan Markle and Prince Harry present her?
Meghan Markle and Harry will they share a photo of Lilibet Diana? Will their daughter's presentation take place in the next few days? Royal experts and journalists are making their assumptions.
It is a tradition within the royal family. Hours after their birth, George, Charlotte and Louis, the children of Kate Middleton and Prince William, were introduced to the world. Just as Harry and William were before them.
In May 2019, Meghan Markle broke with this decades-old royal custom.
The former Suits actress and her husband Prince Harry choose to wait two days before introducing Archie to the world. This long-awaited appearance is then held in the Saint George Hall of Windsor Castle in a very small committee: a reporter, a photographer and a cameraman cover the event.
The birth of the little boy also took place in the greatest opacity. Before Archie's birth certificate was released, the location of the delivery remained a mystery.
A first photo of Lilibet Diana
The birth of Lilibet Diana, which took place this Friday, June 4, was revealed two days later, this Sunday, June 6. To date, no photos have been released and no presentation has been scheduled. Invited to speak on the British show This Morning, the royal reporter Camilla Tominey confides: "I would be surprised if they did not reveal an image this week, in particular because they are very active on social networks and they like to share their tender black and white Instagram shots ”. But the royal expert specifies: "If there is a photo, it is better not to have false hopes, because remember the birth of Archie, we had a photo, but it was his little one. foot ".
Omid Scobie, journalist and close friend of Prince Harry and Meghan Markle, says you shouldn't expect to see a photo of the baby anytime soon. He explains on his Twitter account: "The couple, who will not share a photo for the moment, are now on parental leave."
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