Prince Harry and Meghan reveal a new photo of their daughter Lilibet on her first birthday

(Related video) Where did Harry and Meghan watch the pageant for the queen? 0:48 (CNN) – Prince Harry and Meghan, Duchess of Sussex, published a new photo of their daughter Lilibet, after celebrating her first birthday last Saturday at Frogmore Cottage in Windsor, Great Britain, said a spokesman for the family. The couple shared a new image of their daughter Lilibet Diana Mountbatten-Windsor, who turned 1. The couple “remain incredibly moved by the countless birthday wishes for her daughter, Lilibet Diana Mountbatten-Windsor,” the spokesperson said. And he added that Meghan and Harry were “shocked to learn” that donations to the World Central Kitchen (WCK) in honor of the girl totaled more than $100,000. “WCK is first on the front lines, providing food in response to humanitarian, climate, and community crises. They build resilient food systems with locally-led solutions. Most recently, they provided support in Uvalde, Texas, and Ukraine,” according to the spokesperson. , who said the organization is “especially close to their hearts.” In the photo, Lilibet is sitting on the lawn at her family’s home in the UK. She wears a blue dress and a white bow in her hair. Like her brother Archie, Lilibet seems to have inherited her father’s hair. “A close family friend and guest, Misan Harriman, who attended Lilibet’s special day with his wife and children, took the candid and candid photograph that the Duke and Duchess are pleased to share,” the report said. spokesman. Additional details about Lilibet’s birthday celebrations were also revealed. Among them, that the baker who made the birthday cake, Claire Ptak, is the same one who created the duke and duchess’s wedding cake in 2018. Lilibet is named after her great-grandmother, Queen Elizabeth II. Harry and Meghan traveled to the UK to celebrate the Queen’s Jubilee, a four-day bank holiday weekend to mark the monarch’s unprecedented 70-year reign. Last Friday was the couple’s first public appearance during a royal event in more than two years. On that occasion they attended a service of thanksgiving for the queen in the hallowed setting of St. Paul’s Cathedral.