US EditionMeghan Markle Shares Rare Glimpse of Princess Lilibet’s Voice as She Plays With Chickens in a Pink Dress
The Duchess of Sussex’s daughter was heard speaking as Markle introduced a guest to the family chickens, giving followers a rare family glimpse.
- On Thursday, Duchess Meghan shared an Instagram Story featuring Princess Lilibet, 4, speaking with a distinct American accent while playing near the family's chicken coop in Montecito.
- The family of four lives in a $14 million Montecito, California mansion where they raise chickens at a coop the Duchess has previously featured on social media.
- During the video, the Duchess introduced Jonathan Grahm, founder of Compartés Chocolates, to the chickens at 'Archie's Chick Inn' as Lilibet exclaimed, "Mom, I got another gray one!"
- Markle told "Drew Barrymore Show" viewers one year ago that her children occasionally use their father's British accent, though they generally have "very American accents."
- Prince Harry previously explained their children inherited his red hair, which he jokingly attributed to "The Spencer" gene from his late mother, Princess Diana.
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