Prince Harry has offered a glimpse into family life since returning to Britain, revealing two of Princess Lilibet’s favourite things.
The Duke of Sussex made the comments while attending the 2026 WellChild Awards in London, where he met some of the inspirational young children being recognised at the event.
During a conversation with six-year-old Margot Jones-Billington, Harry noticed her sparkly shoes and pink outfit.
He then opened up about his own five-year-old daughter, saying: “My little girl loves sparkles and she loves pink. That’s her favourite colour.”
The revelation comes as Harry, Meghan Markle and their children, Archie and Lilibet, settle back into life in the UK following their move from California.
Harry has also spoken about some of the more traditional British experiences his children have enjoyed since returning, including walks and eating Marmite on crumpets.
According to Harry, the children previously “diss[ed]” him for keeping Marmite in the house while the family lived in California. That appears to have changed, with the Duke saying they now enjoy it.
Beans on toast, however, proved less popular.
Harry’s comments provide a rare insight into his children’s everyday lives as the family adjusts to their new surroundings.
The couple’s return to Britain has also brought changes to their children’s schooling. Archie and Lilibet were moved from their initial UK school following discussions with the family’s security team about their arrangements.
At the WellChild Awards, Harry also spoke emotionally about the parents of seriously ill children, praising their commitment and the challenges they face every day.
The Duke has been a patron of WellChild since 2007 and continues to attend the charity’s annual awards.