Prince reveals curiosity about daughter Lilibet in conversation with child

Prince reveals curiosity about daughter Lilibet in conversation with child

Prince Harry was talking to some young people before the WellChild Awards ceremony in London, and eventually shared some curiosity about his five-year-old daughter, Lilibet.

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27/09/2026
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Dand back in the UK, Prince Harry has already begun to attend public events, as happened at the WellChild Awards ceremony in London. 

 

Before the ceremony, on 21 September, King Charles III's youngest son was speaking with some young people and eventually shared some curiosity about the youngest daughter, Princess Lilibet, five years old. 

Speaking to 6-year-old Margot Jones-Billington, who suffered a brain injury after suffering a cerebral hemorrhage at 10 months of life, the Duke of Sussex noticed the shiny shoes and the pink dress that the girl was wearing.

“It’s obvious that you love glows,” he started by commenting. “I have a boy and a girl of seven and five years old. My little girl loves sparkles and loves pink. It is her favorite color”, the prince added. 

According to People, tonight's celebration was of strong emotions for Harry, who tried to contain the tears while honoring the mothers and fathers who care for very sick children. 

The Duke of Sussex, remember, is the father of two children. In addition to little Princess Lilibet, Harry is also the father of seven-year-old Prince Archie, and both are the result of marriage to Meghan Markle.

 

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