Kate Middleton and William Don't Believe the Latest About Meghan and Harry: There's Controversy

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's children continue to generate public interest, even though they are rarely seen. Every time they appear, social media analyze every detail about them. It's not surprising, given that they are one of the most watched families in the world.

Meghan and Harry, distanced from royal protocol, have chosen to show small glimpses of their private life. Their posts often provoke reading between the lines and occasional friction. This time, the reaction from London was swift.

A Garden, Two Children, and an Unexpected Detail

Over the weekend, Meghan shared images with her children, picking flowers and making jams. In the sequence, Archie and Lilibet can be seen helping with garden tasks. Although their faces don't appear, there is a detail that has caught attention.

The intensity of Lilibet's hair color was the most talked about on social media and in British media. Her reddish tone is even stronger than her father Harry's. Archie, meanwhile, shows a similar color, though slightly darker.

In one of the recordings, Meghan asks her daughter: “What do we think, Lili?” to which the little one responds: “I think it's pretty.” The voice, sweet and clear, has a marked American accent. “They have a very American accent, but sometimes they say a word like 'zebra' in a British tone like their father does, I think it's adorable,” Meghan said in a recent interview.

The Family Scene That Causes a Stir

What was a tender moment for some has been a source of controversy for others. Sources close to the Princes of Wales claim that the post has caused some discomfort. William and Kate, more reserved, do not look favorably on this type of exposure of their nephews.

William and Kate have chosen to protect their three children's privacy to the maximum, especially in complex times. Every public appearance is carefully planned and limited. In contrast, Meghan and Harry's spontaneity creates a contrast that fuels differences.

The way Meghan shows her children, always from behind or without revealing their faces, has also been interpreted as a strategy. They control what is seen and what is not. That, in the royal environment, always arouses sensitivity.

This new post, simple in appearance, has once again marked the distance between the two royal worlds. While some bet on digital closeness, others prefer institutional silence. Between them, the tension that continues to make headlines grows.