Princess Lilibet heard praising mom Meghan Markle's cooking in adorable video: 'I think it's beautiful'

MONTECITO, CALIFORNIA: Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's daughter Princess Lilibet gave a thumbs up to her mother's homemade strawberry preserves in an adorable video that has gone viral.

The voice of Lilibet, three, could be heard in the Duchess of Sussex's latest video, which shows her boiling the fruit, sugar, and other ingredients in a pot, E! News reported.

Princess Lilibet praises Meghan Markle's cooking in adorable video

In the clip shared on her Instagram Stories, Meghan Markle asked Princess Lilibet, "What do we think, Lili?" The three-year-old responded, "I think it's beautiful."

Lilibet, who has an American accent like her mother, also appeared for a brief moment in the video, as a glimpse of her arm holding a wooden spoon was visible.

Interestingly, the clip is one of several videos Meghan shared that day on her Instagram Stories. She also shared footage of her son, Prince Archie, five, feeding koi fish in a pond, per the outlet.

He said in the clip, "Mama, watch this."

Notably, the Duchess of Sussex rejoined Instagram on New Year's Day and has since shared photos and videos of Lilibet and Archie, including where they were heard talking, with their faces hidden.

Prince Harry unhappy with Meghan Markle using their children in brand promotion: Expert

During an appearance on Hello! Magazine’s 'Right Royal' podcast in early April, Matt Wilkinson, the royal editor of The Sun, talked about how Prince Harry might feel about their children being featured on social media.

Podcast hosts Emmy Griffiths, Andreas Caamano, and Hello!’s royal editor, Emily Nash, joined him, according to the Daily Mail.

Meghan had posted content on Instagram with her children, particularly since the launch of her business called As Ever.

During the podcast, Wilkinson shared his thoughts on how Prince Harry might feel about their children being featured on social media.

He said, "My understanding of this is that, up to a certain stage, Harry would much rather his children were not seen."

Moreover, Wlikinson contrasted Harry's perspective with Meghan's and said, "Whereas Meghan grew up in California, she once said she would like to have a more California style lifestyle, take them down the beach, go out, do stuff. She doesn't want to hide them away."

Even though Meghan posts content on Instagram, she refrains from showing her children's faces. It is a practice also followed by Princesses Beatrice and Eugenie with their children, per the outlet.

Meanwhile, Wilkinson added, "I think Harry's living in [like things are] the way they were when he was a child [...] the media landscape has shifted."

"You could argue that Meghan isn’t exploiting the children, she’s just…well, maybe she is exploiting them but she’s using them to display her brand. She’s a mother. A homemaker and cooking at home," he said.