The Duke and Duchess of Sussex live in Montecito with their two children Archie and Lilibet.

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Prince Harry and Meghan Markle may not agree on her social media approach (Image: Karwai Tang/WireImage)

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle may have been together for almost a decade now, but it seems that their love is still as strong as it was at the start. Just days ago, Meghan Markle shared a video of the pair dancing in their Montecito garden, enjoying the Californian sunshine and one another’s company.

The video was reportedly filmed by their four-year-old daughter Princess Lilibet. Meghan, 44, then shared more on her Instagram story on Sunday, including a video of the pair dancing. She also posted video snippets of the couple’s children, with one video showing Princess Lilibet in the family’s swimming pool, and another showing Prince Archie, six, feeding a rhino on a day out.

While Meghan seems happy enough posting such videos, which never show the children’s full faces, it has been claimed that Harry does not feel the same.

In fact, commentator Mark Dolan revealed on Monday that Harry doesn’t want footage of his children on Instagram - something his wife has been doing since she rejoined the social media platform last year.

Speaking on the Daily Expresso podcast, Mark Dolan said: “It’s my understanding that, I’ve got people that have been close to Harry over the years, that this is not Harry's bag.

“He does not want Archie and Lili on Instagram, he doesn’t really want them talked about at all. He was born famous and he actually has no desire to be famous.

“It’s terrible for the kids because they are being made celebrities.”

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Meghan often shares photographs of family moments on Instagram (Image: Instagram/ @meghan)

Speaking about how Meghan often uses emojis to cover the children’s faces, or only shares photographs of them from behind, Mr Dolan said: “It doesn’t fix anything to put a heart on their face or show the back of them, in many ways it creates more curiosity. Your kids are either on the internet or not.”

This weekend was not the first time Meghan has shared photographs of Archie and Lilibet on Instagram.

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Last year, she posted a number of family moments online, including a picture of the family at Disneyland. In this photograph she covered the children’s faces with heart emojis.

She has also shared photographs of them with Harry in the past, taking care to keep their faces out of view of the camera.