Meghan Markle's Green-Themed St. Patrick's Day Waffles
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Get your green on, California style! While Kate Middleton (43) dazzled at the annual St. Patrick's Day Parade in London, her sister-in-law, Meghan Markle (43), celebrated the Irish holiday with a fun twist.
Breakfast Fit for a Duchess
In a series of Instagram Stories, the wife of Prince Harry (40) shared a peek into her St. Patrick's Day morning, whipping up green waffles for the family. "Theme parties is our vibe!" she captioned one post, featuring a waffle sporting a kiwi for a face, blueberries for eyes, and whipped cream for hair. The adorable presentation was for the kids, Princess Lilibet (3) and Prince Archie (5). For her and Prince Harry, she went for a simpler green waffle topped with cream and strawberries, with a side of green smoothie. "Happy St. Paddy's Day to us!" she cheered.
The Duchess' waffle iron might hold a special significance for the family; back in 2021, Prince Harry shared on The Late Late Show that Queen Elizabeth II (1926-2022) had gifted Archie a waffle maker for Christmas. While it remains unclear if the one they're using now is the Queen's gift, the device has become part of their morning routine, including on special days like St. Patrick's Day[2][3].
A Green Entrance by Kate Middleton
In contrast, Duchess Kate's St. Patrick's Day post arrived a few hours later, as she graced the annual Irish Guards parade at the Wellington Barracks. Clad in a dark green Alexander McQueen coat and matching hat, Kate toasted with the guards in a solo appearance, marking her first time attending the parade since 2023. Last year, missing the event due to her cancer treatment[1], left many missing her radiant presence.
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- Questionable Authenticity
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During the St. Patrick's Day celebrations, Duchess Meghan, in a Californian twist, whipped up green waffles for the kids, topping the kiwi-faced ones with blueberries for eyes and whipped cream for hair. Duchess Kate's celebration was a bit more traditional, with her attending the Wellington Barracks' Irish Guards parade in dark green attire, the waffle-making reserved for her sister-in-law. The questionable authenticity of the waffle iron's origin surfaced when it was revealed that Queen Elizabeth II had gifted Prince Harry a waffle maker for Christmas a few years prior, although it remains unclear if they're still using the same device. On Instagram Stories, Prince Harry later celebrated the Irish holiday and shared videos of the festivities, his late mother's gift perhaps adding a special touch to their California-style St. Patrick's Day morning.
