The Duchess has shared some intimate family moments online including rarely seen photos and videos of her children, Archie and Lilibet, along with Prince Harry.

Meghan Markle and Prince Harry definitely know how to pick their travel destinations. In 2024 alone, they packed their bags for three days in Nigeria (supporting the Invictus Games) and four days in Colombia (promoting internet safety for kids).

Meghan Markle shared a tribute to her late Beagle, Guy, in an Instagram video featuring the voices of Prince Archie and Princess Lilibet.

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Meghan, 43, had adopted Guy, a beagle, in 2015. The royal launched a new Instagram account earlier this year, having been on hiatus from social media for six years. On Tuesday night (7 January), she shared a tribute to her late pet in a post on the platform.

It’s only January 8, and it’s already been a big month for Meghan Markle. Not only did she make her long-anticipated return to Instagram, but she also debuted the trailer for her brand-new Netflix series.

Sky News host Caroline Di Russo reacts to Meghan Markle’s emotional tribute about her deceased dog which she posted online.

Meghan Markle shared sad news about her pet dog on Instagram. Her beagle, Guy, who she adopted in 2015, passed away. In her post, Meghan wrote how much Guy meant to her. “He was with me on Suits, when I got engaged,

Meghan Markle shared an emotional post honoring her late dog, Guy, including a video that gave a rare peek at her kids Archie and Lilibet.

Meghan Markle, Duchess of Sussex and former actress, shared last night that she lost her pup, Guy, of 10 years. The beagle was a rescue dog, adopted by Meghan in 2015, who'd been on his way to a kill shelter before she swooped in.