Royal fans convinced they have worked out one key thing about Princess Lilibet

Since rejoining Instagram this year, Meghan Markle has shared more information and pictures of her and Prince Harry’s two children than ever before. After quitting royal life in 2020, both Harry, 40, and Meghan, 43, seemed keen to keep their children Prince Archie, six, and Princess Lilibet, four, out of the public spotlight.

However, after five years of living in Montecito, California, this seems to have slightly changed. Over the last six months, Meghan has posted various videos and photographs of her children both at home, with family and friends, and on exciting trips, including a recent break to Disneyland.

While some of the photographs and clips have concealed Archie and Lilibet’s faces, royal fans are convinced Meghan's Instagram has helped them work out one key thing about Princess Lilibet this year.

As well as believing she looks like Prince Harry, royal fans also believe her favourite colour is pink, with the princess often seen wearing this colour in the photographs her mum, Meghan, has shared of her.

This includes a picture of Princess Lilibet playing a game with Serena Williams, a picture of Lilibet hugging her dad Prince Harry, and a picture of the young royal in the family’s Montecito garden - all of which have been posted over the last few months.

One fan wrote on X: “Princess Lilibet is in her pink era.”

Another said: “Princess Lilibet obviously loves pink so much.”

Someone else commented: “Princess Lilibet-Diana is definitely a pink loving cutie.”

A fourth person wrote: “Princess Lilibet in pink is so cute.”

While Lilibet and Archie’s grandfather is King Charles, it is believed the two children live a fairly ordinary life - compared to royal life - in America.

It is likely the children, who have not visited the UK since 2022, will continue growing up in America, with Harry previously believing the UK is too unsafe for his family, especially as his taxpayer funded security was downgraded after quitting royal life.