Meghan Markle gives a rare glance at the California house with children’s gifts reveal

After spending a few days and days rich in PDA with Prince Harry in Canada, Meghan Markle returned home in California on February 11 to see his children. While the Duchess of Sussex missed the last five days of the Invictus 2025 games – and Valentine’s Day with Harry – she had a sweet surprise while waiting for Prince Archie and Princess Lilibet for their meeting. The American Riviera Orchard shared an overview of the gifts she brought back to the house of her travels – as well as a rare look at her house in Montecito – in a surprise post.

THE Costumes The alum was still in Invictus game mode while she went to Instagram on Wednesday February 12 with sharing goodies for her 5 -year -old son and her 3 -year -old daughter from the competition. “A taste of Canada and Invictus games for our little ones!” She legend the story of Instagram. “Encourage you from home!”

In the idyllic snapshot, a variety of Canadian chocolates, a frosted orange cookie with the words “I am”, and a box of Tim Hortons hockey stamps could be seen on a wooden cutting board while two green jerseys VIVE – A tree structure with Archie’s Name and the other with the name of Lilibet – was folded behind. There was also a small hook animal wedged against a tin bucket filled with oranges and grenades.

While the With love, Meghan Star did not reveal how her children reacted to their gifts, she shared a rare overview of her and the house of Prince Harry in the background. The marble kitchen counter looked at a wooden window sill and an outdoor terrace filled with greenery with an outdoor wicker catering and chairs as well as a bird of birds. There was also a white wooden awning to the left of two stone pillars, giving the outer space a Mediterranean-Mets-Colntyside attraction.

Meghan’s decision to leave the Invictus Games early “has always been planned,” said a source close to the couple The telegraphNoting “Meghan returns home to be with his children.” Meanwhile, the Duchess of Sussex seemed to be looking forward to finding her children before her departure, because the publication also pointed out that she had mentioned that she was missing Archie and Lilibet in the basketball match in wheelchair on February 9 in Vancouver.