Meghan Markle shares photo of Princess Lilibet wearing Beyoncé-themed shirt
Meghan Markle posted a family photo on Instagram showing her 5-year-old daughter Princess Lilibet wearing a white t-shirt featuring a Beyoncé portrait, designed by a mother-daughter team and sold by the National Women's History Museum for $48. The post reflects the well-documented friendship between Markle and Beyoncé, who have publicly supported each other since meeting at the 2019 Lion King premiere. The image is part of a broader social media update where Markle shared multiple family photos as her children prepare for summer.
Meghan Markle shared a new family photo on Instagram Tuesday featuring her 5-year-old daughter Princess Lilibet wearing a white t-shirt with a Beyoncé portrait and the text "B is for Beyonce." The shirt, which retails for $48, is sold by the National Women's History Museum and was designed by a mother-daughter team in the US, with the Beyoncé artwork created by a 10-year-old named Pearl. The post was part of a larger Instagram update captioned "Springing into summer" that included photos of Prince Harry with their 7-year-old son Archie. Markle and Beyoncé, both 44, have maintained a public friendship for years, including attending Beyoncé's "Cowboy Carter" tour together in May 2025. Markle previously revealed in the couple's 2022 Netflix docuseries that Beyoncé sent her a supportive text after her 2021 Oprah interview, with the singer expressing admiration for Markle's "bravery and vulnerability."
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