Meghan Markle makes rare confession about Prince Archie and Princess Lilibet

The Duchess of Sussex spoke about her children, Prince Archie and Princess Lilibet, in a new guest appearance.

Meghan MarkleMeghan Markle had a confession to make (Image: YouTube/Get Down with Sean and Marley)

Meghan Markle revealed one of her children’s favourite shows on a new guest appearance during her Australian trip. The Duchess of Sussex appeared on the Australian YouTube programme Get Down with Sean and Marley and received several Australian gifts from the two hosts.

Best friends Sean and Marley, both with Down syndrome, have built a huge online following through their videos, which show them cooking together and trying things for the first time. Last year, they had a go at “Meghan’s spaghetti”, recreating the Duchess’s spaghetti recipe from her Netflix show, With Love, Meghan. The Duchess thanked them with a handwritten note and various “beautiful gifts”.

During the Sussexes’ recent trip to Australia, the two friends wanted to “return the favour” and asked Meghan to come on their programme to give her some gifts that represented Australia. Meghan MarkleMeghan Markle made a new guest appearance in Australia (Image: YouTube/Get Down with Sean and Marley)

Meghan MarkleMeghan Markle spoke about her children (Image: YouTube/Get Down with Sean and Marley)

Two of the gifts were toys from the Australian animated series Bluey, which, according to the Duchess, Prince Archie and Princess Lilibet love.

After being given two stuffed animal versions of Bluey and Bingo, Meghan chimed: “Our kids love Bluey!”

She added: “There’s an episode, what does she say, she goes ‘Gonna go take a nan-nap, love!’

“Have you watched that one? Has anyone watched that one?”

Elsewhere, the Duchess was given a skimpy Speedo, with the phrase “Aussie Bum” on the back.

Meghan said jokingly: “That’s going to be for my husband. I just have a feeling.

“For the love of my life.”

She added: “We might renew our vows with him wearing these.”

The Duchess also identified the correct Australian term for the item, budgie smugglers, before erupting in another fit of giggles.