Meghan Markle And Prince Harry Blessed With Baby Girl, Name Her Lilibet Diana Mountbatten-Windsor
Meghan Markle and Prince Harry have welcomed their second child and first daughter. The former actress gave birth to a baby girl, on Friday (June 4) at the Santa Barbara Cottage Hospital in California.
Meghan
Markle
and
Prince
Harry
have
welcomed
their
second
child
together.
The
former
actress
gave
birth
to
a
baby
girl,
on
Friday
(June
4)
at
the
Santa
Barbara
Cottage
Hospital
in
California.
The
happy
couple
has
named
their
daughter
Lilibet
'Lili'
Diana
Mountbatten-Windsor,
after
Queen
Elizabeth
ll
and
Harry's
late
mother
Princess
Diana.
Lili
at
birth
weighed
7
lbs,
11
oz,
according
to
reports.
An
official
announcement
was
made
on
Sunday
(June
6)
without
any
pictures
of
the
newborn
child.
The
baby
is
said
to
be
eighth
in
line
to
the
British
throne.
"On
June
4th,
we
were
blessed
with
the
arrival
of
our
daughter,
Lili.
She
is
more
than
we
could
have
ever
imagined,
and
we
remain
grateful
for
the
love
and
prayers
we've
felt
from
across
the
globe," Harry
and
Meghan
said
in
a
statement.
"Thank
you
for
your
continued
kindness
and
support
during
this
very
special
time
for
our
family," The
spokesperson
added
that
both
the
baby
and
mother
are
doing
well
and
are
back
at
home.
Reportedly,
the
baby's
first
name,
Lilibet,
is
a
nod
to
Her
Majesty
The
Queen's
nickname,
meanwhile,
her
middle
name
is
in
honour
of
her
grandmother
and
Harry's
mother,
Princess
Diana.
Notably,
Meghan
and
Harry
had
announced
that
they
was
expecting
a
girl
during
an
explosive
US
television
interview
in
March
2021
with
Oprah
Winfrey.
The
interview
came
a
year
after
the
couple
left
their
royal
duties
and
moved
to
the
United
States
to
live
more
independent
lives.
In
the
interview,
Meghan
accused
the
royal
family
of
racism
and
said
that
she
had
felt
suicidal
in
the
early
days
of
her
marriage.
In
response,
Buckingham
Palace
said
the
allegations
of
racism
made
by
the
couple
were
"concerning" and
that
the
issue
would
be
addressed
privately.