Kate leads Irish Guards on St Patrick’s Day as Meghan shares Lili video and DJ Charlie Charles spins records

Catherine, Princess of Wales marked St Patrick’s Day with the Irish Guards, continuing a long-standing royal tradition tied to her role as Colonel. She presented shamrocks to soldiers and mascot Seamus, awarded medals, and met with families and cadets, reinforcing her steady return to public duties.

Meanwhile, Meghan Markle offered a rare glimpse into family life, sharing a video that briefly captured the voice of four-year-old Lilibet, alongside a candid moment with Prince Harry. The post followed a deleted Instagram story that sparked online debate. Reports also claim Meghan has secured a $1 million fee for an upcoming wellness retreat appearance in Sydney.

Harry and Meghan also weighed in on a major U.S. tech trial focused on children’s online safety, calling it a “turning point” and saying, “These companies are on trial in the court of history.”
And in a lighter moment, King Charles surprised onlookers in Manchester by stepping behind DJ decks during a visit to Aviva Studios. After trying his hand at mixing, one instructor said, “He did great… It’s not every day you get to DJ with a King.”

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