Harry and Meghan’s daughter, Lily, makes her first appearance in the new Netflix reality series, Harry and Meghan.

Although Archie has had a starring role in the series so far, Lily only seems to have appeared in two fleeting moments.

In a picture montage, Meghan shared a black and white selfie of her holding her daughter in what appears to be the nursery of their home in Montecito, California.

The picture appears to have been taken just weeks after Lily's birth on June 4th, 2021.

The photo offers a glimpse into Lily's nursery, which has been decorated with wildlife illustrations, including a squirrel above the door and tree branches around her changing table.

Later on in the series, the couple also shared a black and white photo of Prince Harry kissing a newborn baby believed to be Lily on the nose.

However, in one clip, Meghan can be seen holding a camera with her right hand and not holding a baby.

Archie can be seen running ahead of his parents, as Harry pushes an empty stroller behind him.

Where's Lilibet?

There's no Lily in that pram.

This is getting weirder and funnier.

We could see bringing a stroller just in case the child, Archie, wants to go in or gets tired, but this carrier would be too small for him at that age.

Another intimate moment shows Prince Harry reading a story to his daughter and son on the sofa of their home in California.

The footage, which appears to have been taken by Meghan, shows Harry's daughter sitting on his lap while he holds the book out in front of him.

It looks like Lilibet's fine red hair has changed as much as Archie's new thick brown hair.

However, some trolls have restarted the rumour that James Hewitt is Prince Harry's dad following the release of the new Netflix documentary.

After Princess Diana confirmed her affair with the former British Army officer during her now infamous interview with Panorama, there were widespread suggestions that Harry wasn't really Charles' son, citing the Duke of Sussex's ginger hair as evidence he was the product of an affair.

But despite both Diana's former lover and a bodyguard denying that Harry was James' baby, claiming he was born before the affair began, it hasn't stopped trolls from re-emerging to resurrect the rumours.

In the documentary, the Prince recalled the gradual process of realising his family was different, and remembered his mother as well as the harrowing events following her death, including the funeral.

When my mum died, we had two hats to wear, Harry recalled.

One was two grieving sons wanting to cry, grieve and process that grief because of losing our mum.

And two was the royal hat, no emotion, get out of there, meet people and shake hands.

Despite the trolling, the series offers a unique insight into the lives of the Duke and Duchess of Sussex, who have been living in California since stepping down from their roles as senior royals in 2020.

The couple has been vocal about their struggles with the media and their decision to leave the UK, citing intense scrutiny and racism as reasons for their departure.

The series also highlights the couple's philanthropic efforts and their dedication to social justice causes.

Meghan has been a vocal advocate for women's rights and has spoken out about her experiences with racism and discrimination.

Meanwhile, Harry has been a strong supporter of mental health awareness and has founded the Invictus Games, a sporting event for wounded, injured or sick armed services personnel and veterans.

In conclusion, Harry and Meghan's new Netflix series provides an intimate look into their lives as parents and philanthropists.

While Lily only makes a brief appearance in the series, the couple's dedication to their family and social justice causes shines through.