A photo of a beautiful smiling one year old baby girl.
The United Kingdom has finally known the face of Lilibet Diana, known as Lili, the second child of the rebel dukes Harry and Meghan who last Saturday celebrated her first year of life on the island on the sidelines of the short visit made with her parents and little brother Major Archie (who is 3 years old) on the occasion of the Platinum Jubilee of the 70 years of record reign of 96-year-old Elizabeth II, great-grandmother of the little girl: thanks to a shot taken by Misan Harriman, renowned photographer and friend of the family, during an intimate birthday party.
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The portrait was then posted on social media by Meghan, accompanied by a message in which the dukes of Sussex said they were "incredibly moved" by the charity donations collected from admirers instead of birthday gifts and destined to turn into food by send to communities in poor countries or countries affected by the climate crisis around the world.
The visit to the Kingdom of the Dukes deliberately had a low profile, against the backdrop of the forced renunciation of the status of senior members of the dynasty following the traumatic tear in 2020 and the move to the USA;
except for their public reappearance among the members of the Royal Family at the solemn thanksgiving liturgy celebrated in honor of her Majesty on Friday in London's St. Paul's Cathedral.
And in the meantime, Harry's family has already returned to California.
During their stay, according to the media, the couple were still able to introduce Lili both to the queen, in a private meeting in Windsor Castle, and to her grandfather Charles, heir to the throne: who had never seen her in person since her birth. in Santa Barbara.
In addition to celebrating his birthday on Saturday at their English residence in Frogmore Cottage,
in the presence of a few family members and close friends, among whom Harry's elder brother William was not invited: officially engaged that day with his wife Kate and children in the Jubilee appointments, but in reality the protagonist of an apparently unhealed break with the cadet prince.
Lilibet Diana inherited the first name from the familiar nickname given to the great-grandmother queen since childhood, and her second from the unforgettable Lady D, the missing mother of Harry (and William).
