Hey there, friends! Let’s talk about Meghan Markle’s big day. On Saturday, August 4, the Duchess of Sussex turned 37, and the royal family made sure to celebrate her in style. Social media was buzzing with heartfelt birthday wishes from the monarchy, and it was a heartwarming moment for all of us watching from afar. So, let’s dive into how the day unfolded and what made it so special.
First off, the official royal family Twitter account posted a sweet message to Meghan. “Happy Birthday to HRH The Duchess of Sussex! #HappyBirthdayHRH,” they wrote, sharing a photo of Meghan alongside Queen Elizabeth. Now, that’s a picture that speaks volumes about her place in the royal family. Over at Prince Charles and Duchess Camilla’s Clarence House Twitter account, they chimed in with, “Wishing HRH The Duchess of Sussex a very Happy Birthday,” accompanied by a photo of Meghan with Charles and Camilla. How thoughtful is that?
Meghan and Harry on her 37th birthday. (Photo Credit: Getty Images)
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And let’s not forget Kensington Palace’s shout-out. Their Twitter account expressed gratitude to everyone who sent Meghan warm wishes, saying, “Thank you everyone for your lovely messages on The Duchess of Sussex’s birthday! #HappyBirthdayHRH.” It’s always nice to see the royal family acknowledging the love and support from their fans.
How Did Meghan Markle Celebrate Her First Royal Birthday?
Now, you might be wondering, how exactly did Meghan ring in her first birthday as a member of the British royal family? Well, on August 4, Meghan and her husband, Prince Harry, attended the wedding of Harry’s childhood friend, Charlie Van Straubenzee, to Daisy Jenks in Surrey, England. This was likely a fun way for Meghan to celebrate her special day, as royal tradition often dictates that birthdays are celebrated privately at home, without grand public fanfare, according to The Sun.
For instance, when Harry turned 33 in September 2017, he and Meghan, who were still just dating at the time, celebrated quietly at their Kensington Palace home. Back then, Harry preferred low-key celebrations, enjoying the simplicity of spending time just the two of them. As a source told E! News, “Harry doesn’t like to make a fuss of birthdays so he liked that it was just the two of them. Sometimes it doesn’t have to be a huge thing with a group of friends.”
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