• Rare picture of the children
  • Intimate family moments from Meghan and Harry
  • A turbulent year for the Sussexes

Rare image of Archie and Lilibet

Prince Harry and Duchess Meghan have released this year's Christmas card, which comes with a special surprise: a rare photo of their children Archie (5) and Lilibet (3). The card, which features six pictures in total, includes a snapshot of the two children running into their parents' arms.

This picture is particularly noteworthy as the couple have been careful to protect the privacy of their children in recent years. "On behalf of the office of Prince Harry and Meghan, the Duke and Duchess of Sussex, Archewell Productions and Archewell Foundation, we wish you a very happy holiday season and a joyful New Year."

Prince Harry and Duchess Meghan share intimate family moments

The Christmas card not only shows the children, but also intimate moments of the couple at work and traveling. Photos from Nigeria and Colombia show the couple in special moments as they focus on their philanthropic endeavors.

One picture shows Meghan hugging a little girl, another shows the couple arm in arm. But the snapshot with their children stands out and conveys an image of family happiness. This rare openness comes after a period in which the Sussexes actually kept their children out of the limelight as much as possible.

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A turbulent year for the Sussexes

The publication of the Christmas card comes after a turbulent year for Harry and Meghan, which has been marked by tensions with the British royal family. The couple, who live in California, were not invited to the royals' traditional Christmas party in Sandringham this year.

Nevertheless, Harry and Meghan seem to be sending a message of unity and family happiness with their card. This gesture could be seen as an attempt to send a positive message despite their distance from the British royal family.