Prince Harry makes his first remark about daughter Lilibet without Meghan Markle after the UK move: ‘My little girl loves sparkles’ |

Prince Harry makes his first remark about daughter Lilibet without Meghan Markle after the UK move: ‘My little girl loves sparkles'
Prince Harry makes his first comment about his daughter Lilibet since the family moved to the UK. So far the prince has attended two events, and Meghan Markle has not accompanied him on any of his outings. (Instagram)

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle’s move to the UK has become the royal talk of the town for the past week. Many have also been left wondering about how the family has been doing through the shift, especially their children, Lilibet and Archie. While the two have kept quiet on most parts of their life since shifting there, in a recent chat, Prince Harry couldn’t help but share what his only daughter has been enjoying about the move and everything that has changed in her life since then.

Prince Harry says his daughter has been enjoying herself

PEOPLE reported that the Prince attended the event where he met with the young honorees before the WellChild Awards in London were held on Monday, September 21. During the event, he met with six-year-old Margot Jones-Billington, who had suffered from a brain bleed when she was 10 months old. Noticing her sparkly outfit for the event, the prince could not help but gush at her shoes and ask her about them.While talking to the six-year-old, he told her, “You obviously love sparkles. I have a boy and a girl who are seven and five. My little girl loves sparkles, and she loves pink. That’s her favorite color.” This is one of the first times that the prince has talked about his children ever since the family of four moved all the way back to the UK.He attended the awards ceremony and called out to all of the children and their parents who were at the event. In his finishing words, the actor shared, “These awards are always a very special evening because they give us the opportunity to recognize and celebrate an extraordinary group of children and young people living with complex medical needs, as well as the incredible families who give it everything they’ve got every single day.He then continued, “It is, of course, about helping children to leave hospital and return home. But it is about so much more than that. It is about giving children and young people the confidence and support to thrive at home, at school, and within their communities. It’s about supporting parents in every way possible depending on what their needs are. It is giving everything of yourself, every day, for every person that needs you.In 2020, Prince Harry and Meghan Markle had renounced their royal duties and had moved away to stay in Montecito, California. This is where they set down roots and lived for almost six years. In a recent report shared online last month, the two made the decision to move back to the UK after a lot of consideration and contemplation, and it was not an easy switch for her.

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