Meghan Markle, Prince Harry’s Kids Serve Cuteness at Volunteer Event

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Meghan Markle and Prince Harry are cooking up something—and for a good cause.

Just before Thanksgiving, the couple and their children, 6-year-old Prince Archie and 4-year-old Princess Lilibet, spent November 26th making meals for people in the Los Angeles area.

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle’s Archewell Foundation teamed up with Our Big Kitchen Los Angeles to prepare and package meals for people in need. These meals will be delivered to local schools, shelters, senior centers, and other organizations helping those in the community.

The former Suits actress posted photos and videos from the event on her Instagram Stories. One showed her happily holding Lilibet’s hand while Prince Harry, wearing an OBKLA apron and a hat with the Archewell logo, served ground beef and rice onto plates.

Meghan, wearing a black apron embroidered with “Archewell Foundation,” happily rolled out cookie dough with her husband and children on baking sheets.

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle shared a sweet collection of photos and a link to their foundation, along with a simple message: “Show up, do good.”

Meghan and Harry, both 41, often include their children, Archie and Lilibet, in their work. Meghan recently shared that Lilibet is even showing an early interest in business, just like her mother.

She recently told Harper’s Bazaar that she enjoys working from home, especially because her office is conveniently located next to the kitchen. She described it as a wonderful benefit.

Lilibet often interrupts my meetings, whether I’m discussing business finances or creative ideas, by climbing onto my lap.

She hopes her kids take note of how she has pushed boundaries.

She wished they’d remember the courage they once had. “It’s easier to be brave when you’re young,” she explained, “like when something small and hopeful – a pot of jam simmering on the stove – feels full of possibility. We tend to lose some of that fearlessness as we grow older.”

She’s also picked up some skills from them, too.

Meghan shared that you only truly learn from challenges. If everything goes perfectly, there’s no opportunity for growth. As a mother to young children, she sees them confronting difficult situations daily and learning from those experiences, and realizes that facing and overcoming obstacles is how we all develop.

She added, “You can remind yourself that even though things feel difficult now, they’ll get easier soon.” She realized she needed to be as understanding with herself as she would be with a startup founder, acknowledging that everyone—including her—makes mistakes and that perfection isn’t realistic.

Now, take a bow for some of Meghan and Harry’s sweetest family moments.

Meghan and Princess Lilibet enjoyed some time in the garden in April 2025.

Prince Archie also enjoyed examining the roses in a garden in April 2025.

Harry and Princess Lilibet shared a sweet moment on a boat ride in March 2025.

Prince Archie enjoyed the holiday celebration with fresh strawberries to boot.

Princess Lilibet played a game with her mom’s friend in early 2025.

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle shared this photo from their year-end Instagram video on New Year’s Eve.

One of my favorite memories from following the Royal Family was when Harry and Meghan brought baby Archie – he was just three months old at the time – with them on their tour of South Africa in 2019. It was so special to see them meet Archbishop Desmond Tutu, a true icon, during that trip. It felt like a passing of the torch in many ways.

Meghan was seen reading the book Duck! Rabbit!” to Archie on his first birthday, May 6, 2021.

In May 2019, Meghan and Harry proudly introduced their son, Prince Archie Harrison Mountbatten-Windsor, to the world at Windsor Castle in England.

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2025-11-27 00:50