In Montecito, under the California sun, a little party is getting ready. On June 2, Lilibet, the daughter of Meghan Markle and Prince Harry, born in the United States in 2021 will celebrate her 2nd birthday.
And there is no doubt that the Sussexes, whose divorce rumors are echoed in the British press, will put the dishes in the big ones to celebrate this new candle. Prince Harry should be keen to celebrate his only daughter's birthday.
Everyone remembers how much he had done everything to celebrate the 4th birthday of his son Archie on the same day as the coronation of his father Charles III in Westminster Abbey on May 6.
To be with his son while attending the coronation, the Duke of Sussex had found the parade. An express round trip to London to be able to attend both events on the same day. To celebrate Lilibet's birthday, the day should be less sporty for the father.
Parents involved, as we could see in particular during the Easter egg hunt in their Netflix documentary, Meghan Markle and Prince Harry should organize a nice party, with a delicious cake as a bonus.
A first anniversary celebrated in the UK
Note that for her 1 year old, little Lilibet was in the United Kingdom. Indeed, his birthday fell at the same time as the celebrations of the Platinum Jubilee of Queen Elizabeth II. A primordial royal event which the Sussexes had wanted to attend. And it was in the privacy of their home in Frogmore Cottage, which they have since returned the keys to, that they had organized a small picnic.
Only a privileged few had attended this private event, including Misan Harriman, Meghan Markle's friend. Just days after Lilibet's party, pastry chef Claire Ptak, who made Harry and Meghan's wedding cake in 2018, revealed she had created a stunning pink cake for the little girl. "It was an absolute pleasure to make this special cake last week for Lilibet's birthday. Wishing her a very happy new year ahead!" had wished Claire on his Instagram.
