MEGHAN Markle is delighting royal fans with a new glimpse of Princess Lilibet

Meghan Markle She celebrated International Day of the Girl with a rare photo of Princess Lilibet, sharing an empowering message for young girls.

This position reports to the Duchess and Prince HarryThey received the Humanitarian of the Year award at the Project Healthy Minds Gala, where they discussed the importance of protecting children online.

Meghan Markle also made her Paris Fashion Week debut for the Balenciaga show, supporting new creative director Pierpaolo Piccioli earlier this month.

Meghan marked International Day of the Girl with a rare look at her daughter, Lilibet, in an Instagram post.

The Duchess of Sussex, 43, shared a sweet photo of herself walking hand-in-hand with four-year-old Lilibet in the lush gardens of their Montecito home.

Her caption carried an empowering message: “To all girls – this world is yours. Do everything you can to protect your rights, use your voices, and support each other. We will do the same for you. It’s your right and our responsibility. Go get ’em, girl! Happy International Day of the Girl.”

In the photo, Meghan gazes fondly at her daughter, wearing a white linen shirt and matching trousers, while Lilibet looks adorable in a pink T-shirt and jeans.

The Duchess also attached a short video clip showing Lilibet running happily through the grass, accompanied by soothing music in the background.

On social media, royal fans have gushed over the growing princess, with many noting how lively and energetic she is.

One viral post on X He reads“I love the way Lilibet looks so feminine, but at the same time, you can see her running freely everywhere, barefoot. Harry and Meghan are raising healthy children. Happy International Day of the Girl”

“She’s not shy! She doesn’t jump, she runs as fast as her father!” A second said, while a third commented: “She runs like her father.”

Another person pointed out, “Meghan is so young….these kids will outgrow her when they become teenagers!”

The post comes after Meghan and Prince Harry were named ‘Humanitarians of the Year’ at the World Mental Health Day ceremony organized by the Healthy Minds Project, which was held on Thursday.

During the event, the couple took to the stage to accept their award and exchanged honest observations about parenting in the digital age.

Meghan said: “Our children, Archie and Lily, are only six and four years old. Fortunately, they are still too young for social media, but we know that day is coming. Like many parents, we are constantly thinking about how to embrace the benefits of technology, while protecting against its risks.”

She continued to highlight the growing challenge of protecting children from harm online, adding: “The hopeful intention of separating soon became impossible.”

Harry echoed her sentiments, calling it ““This is a pivotal moment in our collective mission to protect children and support families in the digital age.”

At the ceremony, the Healthy Minds Project honored Harry for his work as a humanitarian, mental health advocate, environmental advocate, and military veteran. Meanwhile, Meghan was celebrated as a mother, wife, entrepreneur and philanthropist.

Following the ceremony, Harry and Meghan appeared at the World Mental Health Day Festival in New York City on Friday, where their Archewell Foundation hosted a series of insightful panel discussions. The couple interacted with the audience, stressing the importance of mental health in the digital age.

Harry opened the first session, titled “Thrive or Survive: How Are Young People Faring in the Digital Age?”, with a powerful message.

“Today is more than just a conversation — it’s about community,” he said. People magazine. “Young people are learning how to navigate a digital world that is not designed with their well-being in mind. This is what we discovered. Maintaining good mental health is not just an individual challenge; It is a societal responsibility. Approach this way, everyone wins. “And that’s what today is about.”

Meghan later took the stage, wearing high-waisted trousers and an elegant striped blouse, with her hair in a stylish updo.

She presented the second discussion entitled “How the Great Rewiring of Childhood Has Caused a Global Mental Health Crisis – and How We Can Reverse It,” which explored ways to restore balance in children’s lives.