Princess Lilibet and Prince Archie spotted walking in UK park as Meghan shares footage

A herd of deer roamed in the background, while the family’s black Labrador, Pula, trotted into view during the clip.

The children both wore backpacks, hinting they may have been on their way home from school. Neither the Duke nor the Duchess appeared in the footage themselves.

Meghan set the video to The Temptations’ classic “My Girl,” which opens with the lyric “I’ve got sunshine on a cloudy day.”

The couple are due to travel to Nottingham on Thursday for what will be their first joint royal-style public engagement since relocating back to Britain.

The city holds particular significance for Harry and Meghan, as it was where they carried out their debut joint appearance following their engagement announcement in 2017.

Their planned schedule reportedly mirrors the style of visits they undertook before stepping away from official duties in 2020. Among the stops on the itinerary is a community recording studio that the Duke has previously visited, most recently in 2025.

Other engagements are expected to include an acting workshop, a meeting with volunteers at a youth sports club, and time spent with women from the Grenfell Hubb Community Kitchen food bank.

The Sussexes touched down in Britain on August 26 after six years in the United States, having stepped back from their roles as working royals in 2020. They are understood to have made their home in the Cotswolds.

Archie and Lilibet were withdrawn from their initial school after just two days when their security team flagged concerns about the commute, including heavy traffic and difficulties keeping vehicles in convoy.

International paparazzi were also spotted near the school grounds, which a Sussex spokesman called “extraordinarily reckless.”

A letter dispatched on the King’s instruction last month declared that the couple should be regarded as “private citizens,” a characterisation that reportedly took them by surprise.

Despite the ongoing public disagreements over security, Prince Harry told CTV: “It’s been great. It’s been great to be back on British soil.”

Meghan also used Sunday to mark International Day of the Girl, sharing a photograph of herself enjoying afternoon tea with Nobel laureate Malala Yousafzai.

She announced that all net proceeds from jams and teas sold through her lifestyle brand As Ever on October 11 would go towards the Malala Fund, which campaigns for girls’ access to education.

Separately, the Duchess unveiled a charitable partnership between Archewell Philanthropies and Moms Offering More, a non-profit supporting families across Canada and the United States.

A limited-edition crewneck jumper priced at $100 (£75), embroidered with the phrase “It’s the Little Things,” went on sale as part of the collaboration. The jumpers sold out within hours of launching, with all proceeds directed to the charity and other organisations supporting mothers.