Meghan Markle Shares Joyful ‘Baby Mama Dance’ Video

In a heartfelt tribute to mark Princess Lilibet’s fourth birthday on June 4, 2025, Meghan Markle shared a candid video from her labor day, showcasing a lighthearted moment with Prince Harry.

The video captures Meghan, then 43, dancing to Starrkeisha’s “The Baby Momma Dance” in a hospital room, attempting to induce labor after traditional methods like spicy food and acupuncture proved ineffective. Prince Harry, 40, joins in the fun, showcasing his own dance moves.

A Glimpse into Lilibet’s Birth

The shared video offers a rare behind-the-scenes look at the couple’s experience leading up to Lilibet’s birth. Born on June 4, 2021, at Santa Barbara Cottage Hospital in California, Lilibet’s arrival was a private affair, contrasting with the public nature of royal births. In his memoir “Spare,” Prince Harry recounted the emotional moments during Lilibet’s delivery, including concerns over her initial blue skin tone and the powerful moment when he helped deliver her.

Celebrating Father-Daughter Bond

Meghan also marked Lilibet’s birthday by posting never-before-seen photos of Harry and Lilibet, highlighting their special bond. One image captures Harry holding baby Lilibet, while another shows them walking hand-in-hand along a sandy path. These intimate moments underscore the family’s close-knit relationship and their life in California.

Honoring Family Traditions

In addition to the dance video, Meghan shared a photo of baby Lilibet swaddled in a merino wool blanket by British knitwear brand G.H. Hurt & Son—the same blanket used for her older brother Prince Archie’s public debut. This subtle detail created a touching familial connection between the siblings, honoring royal traditions while embracing their new life in the U.S.

A Joyful Celebration

The release of these personal moments reflects the couple’s desire to share their joy with the public while maintaining their privacy. By opening up about their experiences, Meghan and Harry continue to connect with fans worldwide, celebrating milestones and cherishing family bonds.

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