US EditionMeghan Markle shares new picture of son Archie on his sixth birthday
- Meghan Markle shared an Instagram photo on May 6, 2025, to celebrate her son Archie's sixth birthday in the US.
- This event comes after the couple chose in 2020 to step away from their senior royal duties and move to California, amid ongoing tensions with King Charles III.
- The photo shows Archie wearing striped pajamas, gazing at a sunset, with Meghan thanking supporters for their love and warm wishes for their son.
- Prince Harry recently lost a UK court appeal over his family’s security and expressed uncertainty about returning to the UK, stating, "The things that they’re going to miss is, well, everything."
- The celebration suggests the Sussex family continues to maintain a private life in California while managing strained relations with the royal family.
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The one crucial detail missing from Prince Archie's birthday post from Meghan Markle - The Mirror
As Meghan Markle posted a photograph of Prince Archie for his sixth birthday, the post missed a key detail - which has led fans to speculate about the future of the Royal Family ties
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The Scottish SunHow 2 VERY different balconies expose heart-wrenching sadness of Archie’s day
WHAT a difference a day makes. As the world watched Prince Louis bring some youthful zest to the 80th anniversary of VE Day celebrations on Monday, today his Californian cousin Archie turns six at the Sussexes’ Montecito, mansion. Alexi LubomirskiPrince Archie turns six today and is likely to be celebrating in his Montecito home[/caption] Meghan shared this snap in tribute to Archie for his birthday calling him ‘our son, our sun’instagram APTh…
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