Meghan Markle revealed Princess Lilibet’s American accent to her Instagram followers on Thursday.
The Duchess of Sussex’s daughter could be heard in the background of a video posted via Stories.
In the footage, the “Suits” alum, 44, introduced “the chocolate man” — Jonathan Grahm, founder of Compartés — to their family chickens.
“Mom, I got another gray one!” the 4-year-old cried out as Markle filmed from inside the coop.
The little one’s shoes and pink dress briefly appeared on camera as her mom replied, “Thanks, sweetheart.”
Markle and her husband, Prince Harry, are also the parents of 6-year-old son Prince Archie.
The social media upload comes one year after Markle told “Drew Barrymore Show” viewers that her children say certain words with their dad’s British accent.
“Zebra is a good one,” the “With Love, Meghan” star said in the March 2025 interview. “They say words that are just like him, and I think it’s adorable.”
“They have these little moments where it comes out,” she added, clarifying that they generally have “very American accents.”
The siblings also have their father’s red hair.
Harry, 41, said on “The Late Show With Stephen Colbert” in January 2023 that the color “definitely” comes from his late mom Princess Diana’s side of the family.
“The ginger gene is a strong one. The Spencer gene is very, very strong,” he explained. “I actually really thought at the beginning of my relationship that should we go the distance and have kids, there’s no way my ginger gene would stand up to my wife’s genes, but I was wrong. Go gingers!”
The former military pilot started dating Markle in 2016 and got down on one knee the following year.
The duo walked down the aisle in 2018 and welcomed Archie and Lilibet in 2019 and 2021, respectively.
Between their babies’ births, Harry and Markle quit their royal roles and moved to the United States. Their family of four lives in a $14 million Montecito, California mansion.
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