PHOTO – Meghan and Harry present their daughter Lilibet on their first foursome greeting card

The dress code is the same for everyone: casual. It’s in jeans that Harry, Meghan and their son, Archie, pose for their first foursome greeting card. Born in early June, little Lilibet made her public debut on a photo taken by Alexi Lubomirski. An artist that the Sussexes know well, because it is he who signed the official portraits of their engagement and their marriage.

“The fact of having been able to continue the history of this family (…), and to now see their love manifested through two magnificent children, has been a delicious honor”, he writes on his Instagram account. Taken at their home in California, the photo was shared on Twitter by the Team Rubicon association, which mobilizes veterans to help communities in difficulty. She intervened in particular after the devastating tornadoes in Kentucky.

“We are grateful to the Archewell Foundation, Prince Harry and Meghan, Duke and Duchess of Sussex, for their support in our efforts to welcome Afghan families to the United States. Their generous donation will help these families settle in our communities “, specifies the association, without revealing anything of the amount of the check signed by the couple. Young parents breathe happiness on their greeting cards, the former actress carrying her hilarious little girl in her arms. “This day has been such a joyful experience, I feel extremely privileged to have been invited to capture it”, says the photographer.

Eager to share only rare private moments since leaving the British royal family, Meghan and Harry had never shown their daughter’s face – despite a distant first attempt on the occasion of the former actress’ 40th birthday. That of their son, who displays the same red hair as his father, had also been preserved since their installation in the United States. This unpublished photo opens (a little) the doors of their daily life under the California sun. What also feed more the tabloids, always on the lookout for the slightest contradiction of a couple determined to lead their life as they see fit.