Is Harry, Meghan Markle's Lilibet Set To Meet Royal Cousins Prince George, Princess Charlotte?

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's children Archie, 2, and Lilibet, 8 months, may get a visit from cousins Prince George, Princess Charlotte, and Prince Louis, the children of the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge, with this year’s global environmental Earthshot Prize to be held in America.

If William, 39, and Kate, 40, would decide to fly to the United States for the event, royal sources said there is also a chance that they may bring their bundle of joy along and ultimately set up a mini-reunion with the Sussexes in California, Hello Magazine reported.

Last October, Charles’ eldest son announced at the inaugural ceremony of the Earthshot Prize at London's Alexandra Palace that the award will be presented by the Royal Foundation in America in 2022.

While George, Charlotte, and Louis have already met Archie when Harry and Meghan were still living in the U.K. as serving royals, they are yet to catch up and play with little Lilibet, who was born in Santa Barbara in June.

Royal insiders said the Cambridges’ America trip in late 2022 would serve as the perfect chance for William and Harry to put water under the bridge and put their differences aside.

To date, the palace is yet to reveal the specific location for the Earthshot Prize but royal fans are hoping it would be somewhere around California as the Sussexes currently stay in their $19.9-million Montecito mansion.

Meanwhile, Prince Harry's cousin Princess Eugenie of York, 31, bonded with the BetterUp’s Chief Impact Officer over the weekend as they went out for the Super Bowl game, where they were photographed in the stands together, according to ABC10.

Eugenie, who shared a close bond with Harry from a young age, reportedly brought her baby boy August along and paid a visit to Harry’s family of four. It would also mean she is the first royal to meet Lili.

There are suggestions that Eugenie stayed with the Sussexes during her short trip to the U.S. since when Harry returned home following Prince Philip’s death, the Duke stayed at the Frogmore Estate in Windsor, where the Princess lives with her husband Jack Brooksbank, the News International noted.