Meghan Markle has shared the moment Princess Lilibet and Prince Archie come face to face with a herd of deer while exploring the English countryside.
The Duchess of Sussex, 45, shared a 20-second clip of her two children riding their scooters down a long concrete road to her Instagram on Sunday.
Archie, seven, and Lilibet, five, wore matching blue and pink backpacks for the wholesome family outing, with their black labrador Pula also in attendance.
The children were seen stopping to watch in wonder as a large herd of deer suddenly galloped across their path just metres ahead.
The song I Got Sunshine by The Temptations is heard playing in the background as Pula is seen bounding beside Meghan towards the children.
The family are said to have received a warm welcome from their new neighbours following their surprise relocation to the UK.
The Duke and Duchess of Sussex - who will next week make their first joint appearance since returning to Britain - moved to the Cotswolds in August, six years after quitting the working monarchy for a new life in the US.
After a false start at one private school due to traffic on the school run, the children are now settled into a new school in the Midlands.
Meghan Markle has shared the moment her children Princess Lilibet and Prince Archie come face to face with a herd of deer while exploring the English countryside
The children were seen stopping to watch in wonder as a herd of deer suddenly galloped across the path just metres ahead of them (pictured)
They will keep their mansion in Montecito, as well as a holiday home in Portugal.
Meghan has previously shared snippets of the family's new life in the UK, with her children seen making the most of autumn in the countryside.
In a 34-second montage shared last month, Lilibet and Archie were seen splashing in a puddle and warming their bare feet by an open fire.
Lilibet was then seen riding a pink tasselled bicycle fitted with a doll in its chair towards a group of deer across a track in a park.
In another clip, the family were seen in a rowboat on a lake, while Pula – which means rain in Botswana - plays on the banks nearby.
Meghan also shared a series of family snaps to mark her husband's 42nd birthday.
The pictures show Harry kissing Lilibet in one and carrying her bicycle in another. He is also shown driving a quad bike down a track with Lilibet and Archie in the back, sat either side of a Marks & Spencer bag as Pula follows behind.
As for Meghan and Harry, the couple were spotted enjoying lunch at one of their local pubs, The Falkland Arms, last week.
Prince Harry wears a Santa Barbara Fire Department cap as he kisses his daughter Lilibet, five
Harry drives a quad bike with Lilibet and Archie in the back as their dog Pula follows behind
The pub is a short two-mile walk from Soho Farmhouse and near where David and Victoria Beckham own a £12million home.
Meghan also enjoyed another pub lunch with Ellen DeGeneres and her wife Portia at The Three Horseshoes in nearby Asthall.
They are yet to meet with King Charles face-to-face since their return, with the monarch spending the summer in Balmoral Castle in Scotland.
It's understood the duke is in phone contact with his father.
Harry and Meghan are set to make their first joint appearance since relocating to the UK in Nottingham on Thursday.
The Sussexes will visit three charities, including the Community Recording Studio where Meghan is expected to take part in an acting workshop.
The couple will visit the Himmah food bank with the Hubb Community Kitchen and Epic Partners, a charity offering sports mentoring to children aged four to 18.
Meghan has also been working full-time on her brand As Ever, which on Sunday announced 100 per cent of net profits from her teas and jams would be donated to the Malala Fund for the duration of International Day of the Girl.
The collaboration with Nobel Peace Prize winner Malala Yousafzai was revealed after the women were pictured outside Claridge's in central London last Wednesday.
The pair were captured in a warm embrace after they dined in the world-famous Foyer and Reading Room, where afternoon tea costs £95 per person.
The London meet-up is believed to have been Meghan's first public appearance in the capital since Queen Elizabeth II's funeral in September 2022.
Meanwhile, Harry was booed as he watched the Premiership match between Leicester Tigers and Gloucester on Friday night. It was enough for TV commentator Nick Mullins to quip: 'Well, that wasn't overly welcoming, was it?'
The duke sat in the stands with his cousin George McCorquodale. They were accompanied by Andrea Pinchen, the Tigers' chief executive. A passionate rugby fan, Harry was patron of the Rugby Football Union from 2016 until 2021.
His night out comes amid the Sussexes' ongoing battle to get taxpayer-funded police protection in Britain. The couple previously mounted an unsuccessful legal challenge over Harry's police security while he was visiting from the US.
It is understood now that the committee overseeing royal and VIP security, known as Ravec, is to reconsider the level of police protection now the couple and their two children are full-time residents.