Recently, Prince Harry and Meghan Markle finally released the frontal photos of their daughter Lily Bette Diana. In the photo, Lily Bette is sitting on a picnic in the back garden of the Frogmore Villa for a picnic. The little girl smiles happily in front of the camera, and her thick red hair is very eye-catching.
According to the British Daily Star on June 7, Lily Better's first year-old photo then caused heated discussions on the Internet. Netizens commented that the royal genes were too strong. They said that 's iconic red hair is not just a feature of the Spencer family of Diana 's mother's family. In fact, members of the royal family also showed this feature a long time ago.
A netizen shared a photo of the late Prince Philip When he was young, he was wearing a uniform and blushing beard, which was surprisingly similar to Prince Harry's current appearance.
It is reported that this is a photo of the Duke of Edinburgh appearing on the cover of the Paris Race magazine when he was 36 years old. It was not until a few years ago that the royal photographer Chris Jackson was first shared on social media.
so it is inevitable that people are confused, "Is he really Prince Philip? Or has Harry traveled on time?" Some people think he looks too much like Harry, but it is impossible for such a long-standing magazine to be Harry; another person pointed out that no wonder the Queen likes Harry so much, because he looks too similar to Prince Philip; some people sigh that the iconic red hair has been passed down from the royal family for four generations.
others were amazed that Lily Bette and Harry looked exactly the same, and the two looked like twins. In fact, Harry's son Archie has also successfully inherited the powerful gene of his father. After the Christmas photo of their family of four was released last year, it also caused heated discussion among netizens.
It is worth mentioning that Prince Andrew ex-wife Duke of York Lady Fiji also has a head of fiery red hair, she also passed this feature to her two daughters Princess Beatrice and Princess Eugenie .
Let’s talk about it again, Harry and Meghan waited until the Queen’s Platinum Celebration before releasing the frontal photos of their daughter. This move did win a wave of favorable impressions, but there were still criticisms.
Royal critic Daniela Elser wrote on the Australian News Network that this was just a "desperate move" of Harry and Meghan.
Danira explained that apart from Lilybet's birthday, the four days back to England were simply nightmare for the Duke and Duchess of Sussex. They were marginalized by the royal family in the most public way, so later they could only save some face with their daughter's photos.
Finally, she also commented, "If Harry and Meghan's trip to the UK is very successful, will we still see these photos?"
Indeed, Queen Elizabeth II also strictly requires that the meeting with Harry and Meghan be kept private, and they are not allowed to take photos by photographers, so we cannot see the scene of Lilybet and the Queen meeting.
But the queen definitely likes this great-granddaughter, otherwise she would not have given her nickname (Lily Bette) to her. After all, this nickname is of great significance to the queen. Her father, King George VI, , and her late husband, Princess Philip, and her cousin, Princess Alexandra, have called her the nickname.
Previously, according to People magazine, Prince Harry called the queen to ask for his opinion when naming his daughter. He said he hoped to name his daughter Lily Bette. If the queen did not support it, she would not use this name.
In addition to paying tribute to the queen, the name Lilybet Diana is also in memory of her grandmother Princess Diana . Coincidentally, the day Lilybet was born (June 4) was also very memorable.
It is reported that 25 years ago, June 4 (1996), was the date when Princess Diana visited Northwestern University in Chicago. Three years later, in 1999, 18-year-old Meghan entered the school to study. The far-reaching fate of
surprised netizens. Commentator Roberta Fiorito, the "Obsessed Royal" podcast, and co-host Rachel Bowie, even called "a weird coincidence."
Source: Daily Star, Bing
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