Lilibet Diana, the youngest daughter of Meghan Markle and Prince Harry, has He had completed the first year of his life. The little girl spent this special day in England, where she traveled with her parents and brother Archie to participate in Queen Elizabeth II’s Platinum Jubilee, which was the first event of its kind for the Sussexes to attend after their retirement. Royal Family.

The British ‘royalty’ wants to have a good attitude with Lilibet Diana and have used their social networks to wish her a happy birthday. We’d love to see a photo of the little girl, but the congratulations are just short sentences, without adding more detail than a few ’emojis’.

Queen Elizabeth, who met little Lilibet a few days ago, shared a message for her great-grandchildren on her official Twitter account, which read: “Wishing Lilibet a happy first birthday!”

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Prince William and Kate Middleton also joined in the congratulations, posting on Twitter: “Wishing Lilibet a Happy Birthday, she turns one today!”

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Meanwhile, Prince Charles shared a very similar message: “I wish Lilibet a happy first birthday today!” he wrote on his Twitter account.

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The absence of a photo with the little girl in the congratulations is striking, though perhaps due to the desire of the Duke and Duchess of Sussex to protect the girl’s privacy. In fact, since Lilibet Diana was born, we’ve only seen one picture of her, and that’s on the card they handed out to wish them a Merry Christmas.

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