They’re redheads! Meghan and Harry have shared new pictures of Prince Archie and Princess Lilibet

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle have released their annual holiday card, which features their children, Prince Archie and Princess Lilibet. The Sussexes' year in pictures, including their four-day visit to Colombia in August. One picture showed Princess Lilibet running into Prince Harry's arms while Meghan held her arms open for a hug from Prince Archie. The couple's three dogs were in the family portrait released on Monday. People who like the royals were surprised at how old Archie and Lilibet looked. The couple's children are rarely seen in public. The card also included a personal message from the Sussexes. Archewell Productions and Foundation. Happy holidays and a happy new year! While their new 'holiday' card celebrates some of the couple's milestones, Harry and Meghan's latest project has received bad reviews. The five-part series, released on 10 December, is about the build-up to the polo World Cup in Florida. It mainly focuses on players such as Adolfo and Poroto Cambiaso, Timmy Dutta, and Nacho Figueras. The £80m Netflix deal included a documentary about polo. It promised to show the sport's 'depth and spirit' and 'high-stakes moments.' However, critics quickly panned the series and called it boring. The program has been labeled a boring look at a sport that only some people are interested in. Harry and Meghan are in the documentary, but you have to wait until episode five to see them. The Telegraph's Ed Power said there needed to be more of the Sussexes to make it enjoyable. Prince Harry and Meghan won't be with the royal family at Christmas because they weren't invited. The Duke and Duchess of Sussex won't be at Sandringham at Christmas. They will spend Christmas in America with their children. The Duke and Duchess of Sussex moved to Montecito, California, after leaving The Firm in January 2020. In an interview with Marie Claire, Meghan said the Sussexes' holiday celebrations in America are always 'low-key.' The Duchess told the magazine, 'We're always doing something.' 'Like any other family, you have a meal, and then what? Play games like charades or musical chairs. It's fun. The former Suits actress also said it's essential to make room at your table for friends who don't have family. One of these friends is feminist icon Gloria Steinem, who once joined the Sussexes' Thanksgiving party. Meghan, who married Harry in 2018, said it is essential to the couple that Archie and Lilibet experience the magic of festive traditions.