Meghan Markle shares rare videos of Archie and Lilibet to wish Harry a Happy Father's Day
The footage featured several clips of Archie and Lillibet with their father the Duke of Sussex
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MEGHAN Markle has shared a rare video showing Archie and Lilibet to wish Harry a Happy Father's day.
The heartwarming footage was posted on Instagram with Jason Mraz's hit 'Have It All' playing in the background.
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It was captioned: "Happy Father's Day to our favorite guy."
The Duchess has been more open with posting her children this year, amid her new business ventures.
The mum-of-two has previously posted several clips of them making jam on her Instagram stories.
But she often uploads snaps with their faces either hidden or the kids facing the other way during the shot.
It comes after Prince William's children wished him a Happy Father's Day in a heartwarming post on social media.
The sweet message was posted on the official Instagram account of the Prince and Princess of Wales on behalf of young royals George, Charlotte and Louis.
One is a portrait shot showing Wills standing with his arms around Prince George, 11,and Princess Charlotte, 10, while seven-year-old Prince Louis stands in front of him.
Another black and white picture shared showed the four lying on the grass laughing in an embrace.
The post was captioned: "Happy Father's Day, Papa (before and after!). We love you! G, C & L," accompanied by a love heart.
The heartwarming photographs were taken by Josh Shinner earlier this year in Norfolk.
The King and Queen have also wished fathers around the world a happy Father's Day by posting photographs of their own fathers on the royal family's Instagram account.
"To all Dads everywhere, we wish you a happy Father's Day today," the official account said.
The post shared a photograph of the late Prince Philip playing with a young Charles and the Princess Royal on a swing.
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A picture of Camilla and her father Major Bruce Shand was also shared, showing the pair posing for a photograph on Camilla and Charles's wedding day on April 9 2005.
It comes as the family attended Trooping the Colour on Saturday celebrating the King's official birthday.
Wills wore the Full Ceremonial Guard Order of the Welsh Guards yesterday during the parade.
His two sons, George and Louis, looked dapper in suits with red ties.
Prince William saluted while on horseback, alongside Princess Anne and the Duke of Edinburgh.
Kate, meanwhile, looked elegant in an aquamarine Catherine Walker coatdress with ivory lapels and cuffs.
A family photo from Saturday's event was shared on Instagram after with the Wales' beaming.
This year's celebrations marked Charles' third Trooping the Colour parade as monarch.
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