Duchess of Cambridge’s Stylist Welcomes Second Child with Royal Photographer Husband

Natasha Archer, the longtime stylist of Catherine, Duchess of Cambridge, and her royal photographer husband, Chris Jackson, have welcomed their second child just days before Christmas.

The couple's three-year-old son was dressed festively in red, white, and green pyjamas while gently stroking his baby brother's head as a Christmas tree glows in the background.

Jackson posted the heartwarming photo on his social media account, captioning it with, “When you come downstairs in the morning, looking for Eddie, the elf, and find a new baby brother.”

Archer has been working for the Duchess since 2007, initially hired as a personal assistant and later became part of the Duchess's glam squad.

She is widely credited with helping the Duchess transform from a girl next door to the elegant princess the world recognizes today.

Archer has been instrumental in helping the royal mum plan her outfits for official engagements and tours, famously helping the Duchess look top-notch even after giving birth.

Shortly after Catherine and Prince William welcomed Prince Louis in April 2018, Archer was spotted leaving St Mary's Hospital before the royal couple debuted their newborn son on the steps of the Lindo Wing.

In 2019, the Duke of Cambridge made Natasha a member of the Royal Victorian Order in a special ceremony at the palace, which recognizes her services to the royal family.

The Royal Victorian Order awards are the Queen's gift and are given to people who have served the monarch or other members of the royal family in a senior way.

Following the ceremony, Natasha's husband of four years shared photos of Natasha outside the palace, writing, “‘Could not be more proud of this one!'

Forcing her to wear it through lunch.

Hashtag MVO.”

Meanwhile, Jackson, who has been photographing the royal family for almost 20 years, regularly accompanies the Queen, the Prince of Wales and the Duchess of Cornwall, as well as the Cambridges, on official engagements.

He has travelled around the world with them to document some of the most iconic moments from their monarchy.

In 2018, Jackson published the book Modern Monarchy, in which he reflects on taking photos of historic occasions like Middleton and Prince William's wedding and the birth of their children.

Most recently, it was Jackson who was behind the camera at Prince William's Earthshot Prize Awards.