Back in 2019, the Sussexes gave us a delightful peek into Archie's very first Halloween. They posted on their now-inactive Sussex Royal Instagram account, sharing a heartwarming message, "Happy Halloween, wishing you all a safe and fun Halloween from our family and our little pumpkin to yours." Along with these warm wishes, they included a charming picture from their royal tour in New Zealand the year before, capturing a pre-Halloween moment filled with joy.
In 2021, Meghan Markle appeared on "The Ellen DeGeneres Show" and divulged some of their recent Halloween escapades. It seems that, despite their royal status, the children's enthusiasm for Halloween might not always match the expectations. Meghan chuckled as she shared, "We wanted to do something fun for the kids, but the kids were just not into it at all."
Archie briefly donned a dinosaur costume, but, as Meghan recounted, he was a dinosaur for maybe five minutes. Ellen DeGeneres, who joined in on their Halloween celebrations, chimed in, "Not even five minutes." Finally, Harry convinced him to put the head on.
Their adorable daughter, Lilibet, made her Halloween debut as a skunk, drawing inspiration from Flower from the classic Disney movie "Bambi." Meghan affectionately described her daughter's costume choice on the show, further endearing the royal family to the public.
But the Halloween fun doesn't stop at home for the Sussexes. In the early days of their relationship, Harry and Meghan enjoyed a Halloween night out with Harry's cousin, Princess Eugenie, and her husband, Jack Brooksbank. This royal quartet embraced the festive spirit, showcasing that even members of the royal family can enjoy some casual Halloween merriment.
With Halloween just around the corner, it's clear that the Duke and Duchess of Sussex cherish the joy of this holiday, just like any other family. Their openness and relatable moments shared over the years remind us that, despite their royal titles, they savor the simple pleasures of family life, making Halloween a time for laughter and bonding in their household.
As families everywhere prepare for their own Halloween festivities, the Sussexes' heartwarming traditions serve as a reminder of the universal spirit of togetherness that defines this spooktacular season.
