In the picture, where Meghan can be seen cuddling her daughter by the seaside, the message read: “For the woman she will be one day… Happy International Women’s Day.” She credited “Papa Sussex” for taking the snap.
But some fans made fans of the Duchess’s attempt to mark the day, with Royal Family Insider, a content creator who regularly makes satire sketches of the Royal Family and the Sussexes in particular, making a short video about the photo.
In the cartoon, Meghan can be seen posing in front of Prince Harry with Lilibet in her arms, while a sombre Prince Archie walks off in the background.
She says: “For the woman you’ll be one day and the bad legacy I am giving you. Happy International Women’s Day!”
Harry then adds: “Brilliant, Meg! Fake it till you make it! “
Then a sombre Archie asks: “Mum, can I be in the video?” to which Meghan replied: “Not now, Archie! This is for empowered women!”
Harry then says: “There, there, spare son. Like father, like son.”
On their blog, the content creator wrote: “In a move that’s already dividing royal fans across the globe, Meghan Markle dropped a seemingly sweet tribute to her daughter Princess Lilibet on International Women’s Day.
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“On the surface, it’s a touching mother-daughter moment celebrating female empowerment.
“But dig a little deeper, and this post raises serious questions about authenticity, family dynamics, and the glaring absence of big brother Archie—who, once again, seems sidelined in the Sussex narrative.”
The clip has gone viral online and fans could not wait to dive into the comment section.
One user said on X: “Poor Spare Arch, treated like his father. [laughing face emoji]”
Another one commented: “The satire giving her full hair, a synched waist, hips.. the irony everything that she isn’t… everything else is correct….”
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