Meghan Markle recently revealed how Lilibet Diana’s first Halloween went and let’s just say she was “not into it.”
Markle sat down on The Ellen DeGeneres Show Thursday and talked about celebrating Halloween with 2-year-old son Archie and 5-month-old Lili.
“We wanted to do something fun for the kids, and then the kids were just not into it at all,” she admitted to Ellen Degeneres.
Meghan revealed how Archie was in a dinosaur costume but only wore the outfit for “about five minutes.”
“Not even five minutes,” DeGeneres, who spent the holiday with Meghan and Prince Harry, added. “Finally Harry talked him into putting the head on.”
Lili was dressed up as a skunk, “like Flower from Bambi,” Meghan described it.
Meghan, 40, also spoke on a special Halloween she spent with Harry in 2016 when he came to visit her in Toronto — along with his cousin Princess Eugenie and her now-husband Jack Brooksbank — before going public with their relationship.
“The four of us snuck out in Halloween costumes to just have one fun night on the town before it was out in the world that we were a couple,” she shared.
Meghan shared how the party had a post-apocalyptic theme and as such were covered up in “very bizarre” costumes that made them unrecognizable.
“We were able to just sort of have one final, fun night out,” she said. Meghan also gave an update on her daughter in another clip of her appearance.
DeGeneres revealed that “Lili’s now teething” before the clip cuts to Meghan with her hands up by her mouth and saying, “Anything to relieve that.”
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“Tequila, anything,” Ellen joked. “That’s Auntie Ellen for you,” Meghan smiled. “That’s why I don’t have kids,” quipped DeGeneres.
In other news, Markle is now dealing the Associated Newspapers Limited once again after she won a privacy case against the outlet. Now, the tabloid now seeks to overturn the ruling. And as a result, the process has brought up new text exchanges and emails between the duchess and a royal aide in court as evidence.
This past Friday, London’s Court of Appeal posted the messages as a result of the MailOnline’s appeal hearing. The text messages, who were sent to communications secretary Jason Knauf, revealed Meghan sharing her concern about the “constant berating” Prince Harry was receiving from the royal family about her strained relationship with her father, Thomas Markle.