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Meghan Markle’s efforts to prevent fans from seeing Prince Archie<\/span><\/a> and Princess Lilibet<\/span><\/a>‘s faces could blow up for one reason, a royal expert has suggested. Veteran royal reporter, Charles Rae, suggested the Duke and Duchess of Sussex<\/span><\/a>‘s efforts to control what the public can and can’t see of their children in pictures and videos may backfire in a discussion about the Sussexes’ sharing footage of their Easter celebrations.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n Charles told The Sun’s Royal Exclusive podcast he believes Meghan wants to include her children in her business and brand promotion, but doesn’t want to be criticised for doing so.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n He added: “It’s a matter for her…We will end up inadvertently getting a picture of the kids at a school function taken by another parent. We will eventually see a picture of these children. But does it matter? I don’t think so.”<\/p>\n<\/div>\n Meghan posted clips on Instagram<\/a> showing her family taking part in an Easter egg hunt, feeding chickens and enjoying other festivities.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n In one video, Lilibet, four, runs through a garden wearing bunny ears and carrying a plush rabbit. Archie, six, decorates Easter eggs in another.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n Other footage shows the Duchess hunting for eggs in a chicken coop, with the caption: “Happy Easter!” Viewers could see the children from behind, but their faces weren’t turned towards the camera.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n In some previous images posted on social media by the Sussexes Archie and Lilibet faced the cameras, but their faces were hidden behind emojis.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n This year has seen an uptick in the amount of content featuring Archie and Lilibet which has been shared by Harry<\/span><\/a> and Meghan.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n Bronte Coy, a senior entertainment reporter at News.com.au, suggested the increase in Archie and Lilibet content may have been a response to criticism sparked by the Duchess’s “With Love, Meghan<\/span><\/a>” series.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n