Meghan Markle has faced criticism after sharing a rare video featuring her five-year-old daughter, Princess Lilibet. Although the child’s face was not clearly visible, viewers could hear her voice publicly for what the report describes as the first time.
The clip was part of a promotional video for Meghan’s lifestyle brand, As Ever, showing her childhood entrepreneurial experiences and the development of her business. During a kitchen scene, Meghan asks Lilibet what she thinks, and her daughter replies, “I think it’s beautiful.”
Some critics accused Meghan of contradicting her own calls to protect her children’s privacy, arguing that including Lilibet in promotional content could help attract attention to her brand. Several online commenters described the decision as inappropriate, while others questioned why Meghan shares selected family moments but objects to unwanted media attention.
However, supporters could argue there is a difference between parents choosing to share a carefully controlled moment and photographers pursuing children without permission. Lilibet’s face remained largely hidden, and there has been no official announcement that Meghan and Prince Harry plan to change their approach to their children’s privacy. For now, the video has sparked debate over where parents should draw the line between sharing family life and protecting their children.