Harry Reveals Daughter Lilibet Has Princess Diana’s Blue Eyes

Prince Harry has revealed that his daughter, Lilibet, has the same blue eyes as his mother, Princess Diana.

In the final episode of the Harry and Meghan docuseries, Harry spoke about the strong connection he and his wife have with Diana.

He said, “Everything with them is the Diana connection.

William and Charles have blue eyes too, and so does Charlotte.

Diana, Diana, Diana, Diana.

He sells himself as Diana's son.

She sells herself as the new Diana.

Lily will be merchandised as Diana Reborn.”

Harry went on to say that the couple has nothing else to sell except their connection to Diana.

“It is literally the only thing they have to sell.

Get your Diana granddaughter here.

Your red hot Diana granddaughter here.

The only Diana granddaughter with blue, blue eyes in the world,” he said.

However, Harry also acknowledged that his daughter is her own person.

“In the meantime, the Waleses, for no money at all, occasionally give us glimpses of a sweet, sassy young lady who shows signs of being both Diana's granddaughter and Elizabeth's great-granddaughter.

But she's also her own person, a young lady who likes sports and music and has a great time.”

The docuseries also included footage from Lilibet's first birthday party and photos of her first days.

Meghan Markle admitted that having Lilibet made their family feel complete.

However, royal fans were left guessing about the color of Lilibet's eyes, as there was no clear close-up view of her blue eyes.

Harry and Meghan have been keen to convince the public that Lilibet is the reincarnation of Diana.

However, reports suggest that the Queen refused the couple's request for a professional photo of Lilibet with her great-grandmother due to her bloodshot eye at the time.

Royal expert Camilla Tomini claimed in the Telegraph that Harry was persistent in wanting a photo to be taken.

“When the couple made another beeline for Windsor Castle, traveling straight there after landing at Farnborough Airport, she refused their request to have professional photographs taken with Archie III and her namesake Lilibet I,” she said.

Despite Harry's desire for an official snap of the two Lilibets together, it was not to be.

The Queen passed away three months later.