Meghan Shows Support: Rare Family Photo of Harry With Archie and Lilibet Released

Meghan Markle has uploaded a picture apparently showing backing for her spouse Prince Harry following his explosive interview.

The monochrome photo depicts the Duke at 40 years old standing in an idyllic garden, holding onto Archie’s hand and carrying Lilibet atop his shoulders.

The peaceful image of the Duchess of Sussex was released by her office. Instagram pages hours after Harry aimed at the Royal Family in an unfiltered interview with the BBC .

He sparked general skepticism when he expressed his complaints during the seated interview that King Charles "doesn’t talk to me" and that he felt he was the target of an ‘ Establishment conspiracy’.

He also accused the Royal Household of interfering in his battle to have his UK police security reinstated – an allegation dismissed by both the Government and Buckingham Palace .

It is the second time in a week that Meghan, 43, has posted photos of their children surrounded by flora.

She shared three images On Tuesday, featuring Archie and Lilibet in a rose garden with the caption: 'A Sunday sort of love… with my little love.'

The most recent sugary image surfaced following an outright dismissal of the Duke’s unusual request by governmental insiders. The Duke had bizarrely demanded that Home Secretary Yvette Cooper urgently probe the committee responsible for downgrading his security status. However, Whitehall sources indicated that this panel is intentionally kept free from political interference, thus making such an investigation inappropriate.

Sources close to the palace mentioned that his television tantrum could worsen the divide within his family. They also pointed out that mentioning the King’s cancer diagnosis, stating ‘he doesn’t have long,’ was especially inappropriate.

Another embarrassing setback for the Duke came as a Mail on Sunday survey revealed strong public support for the King in his dispute with his younger son.

Based on the survey conducted by Find Out Now, 64 percent of voters favor Charles, whereas only 36 percent endorse his son.

This indicates that the public wants to see Harry and Meghan. deprived of their HRH titles .

Following the judges' decision against him due to the security matter on Friday, Harry alleged that the Royal Family had improperly influenced the Home Office’s Executive Committee responsible for safeguarding both royalty and public figures, known as Ravec.

He mentioned that he was shocked to discover that two important aids from the Royal Household are members of the committee.

A royal insider mentioned that their participation dated back for quite some time and emphasized that they did not have an "advocacy" function. The insider explained, “They provide guidance on the activities of the royals.”

During his television appearance, the Duke indicated that they played a role in shaping choices made on behalf of the royal family. He mentioned he would request the Home Secretary to examine this matter thoroughly and assess how Ravec and the Royal Household have influenced it.