Meghan Markle gave a revealing look at her and husband Prince Harry’s recent European getaway with their children.
The Duchess of Sussex posted intimate family pics on Instagram Thursday from their visit to Portugal, including shots of her in a one-piece black swimsuit at a beach, as well as a shirtless Harry playfully tossing their daughter, 5-year-old Lillibet, in a huge pool as their 7-year-old son, Archie, relaxes in the water.
More snaps included scenes from the Althorp English countryside when they visited Harry’s father, King Charles. In the shots, Lillibet walks through a grassy field with trees wearing a dress — with Harry and Archie far ahead of her — and Archie walks barefoot in a pair of shorts.
Markle’s carousel also included Archie getting to sit in a the cockpit of a plane with the pilots, and her happily sunbathing with their rescue beagle, Mamma Mia.
A black-and-white shot of her and her husband laughing made it into the post as well.
“Summer Holiday ☀️,” she captioned the photos.
Buckingham Palace confirmed earlier this month that Charles and Queen Camilla hosted Harry, Markle and their two children at Highgrove House. It marked the first time Charles had seen Lillibet and Archie in four years.
Photos of their reunion at the king’s private country residence in Gloucestershire, England, were not released.
The visit came after drama surrounding whether or not Markle and the children were going to London due to security concerns.
Despite the positive update, Page Six was told that Charles, 77, made sure to have a “witness” at the July 10 reunion — his wife, Camilla.
“The queen was there for a reason,” royal writer Robert Jobson told us: “To make sure that everything was witnessed.”
Charles’ cautious move came after the Sussexes have spilled royal family secrets and allegations in their notorious 2021 Oprah Winfrey interview, 2022 Netflix docu-series (“Harry & Meghan”) and Harry’s 2023 “Spare” memoir.
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