Meghan shares sweet snap of her and daughter Lilibet on beach for International Women’s Day – giving ‘Papa Sussex’ photography credits

Meghan shares tender beach photo of daughter Lilibet for International Women’s Day

The Duchess of Sussex, 44, posted a heartwarming image of her and Princess Lilibet on Instagram, celebrating International Women’s Day. The snapshot captures the pair snuggled together on a seaside rock, showcasing a glimpse of their bond.

Meghan’s caption credits Prince Harry, affectionately dubbed ‘Papa Sussex,’ as the photographer, noting his role in capturing the moment. The post highlights Lilibet, four, with a note about her future as a woman: ‘For the woman she will one day be… Happy International Women’s Day. (Camera emoji): Papa Sussex.’

Privacy and public exposure

Meghan and Harry have maintained a tight-lipped approach to their children’s public appearances, often hiding their faces or snapping photos from behind. This weekend’s post follows a recent shift, as Meghan shared Lilibet’s face for the first time in years.

Earlier this year, a Valentine’s Day photo of Lilibet, with her face clearly visible, sparked widespread admiration. The image, taken by Harry, had fans raving about her resemblance to her father and her striking appearance.

Brand and media journey

Meghan’s decision to embrace public visibility has been a gradual process. Initially, the couple prioritized privacy, influenced by Harry’s insistence on shielding their children from media scrutiny. However, as the children matured, Harry reportedly softened his stance.

Her latest venture, the Netflix series *With Love, Meghan*, marked a bold step into the spotlight. Despite its cancellation after two seasons, the show became a defining moment for her brand. Recently, Meghan has distanced herself from Netflix, aiming to expand her influence independently.

‘As Ever is grateful for Netflix’s partnership through launch and our first year. We have experienced meaningful and rapid growth and As Ever is now ready to stand on its own,’ said a spokesperson for the brand.

‘Meghan’s passion for elevating everyday moments in beautiful yet simple ways inspired the creation of the As Ever brand, and we are glad to have played a role in bringing that vision to life,’ added a Netflix representative.

During the launch of *With Love, Meghan* last March, Meghan described the project as a pivotal step in rediscovering her identity. She emphasized her role as a ‘female founder’ and ‘entrepreneur,’ rather than an influencer, stating, ‘If the brand ends up influential, then that’s great.’

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The photo shared this weekend echoes a similar sentiment, balancing personal connection with a touch of public celebration. As the Sussexes navigate their evolving public narrative, their children remain at the center of their shared journey.