- Photographer Misan Harriman shared a new family photo of
Meghan Markle ,Prince Harry , and Archie. - Harriman congratulated the couple after they shared the news that they're expecting a baby girl.
- For the photo, Markle wore a $395 dress from the female-founded brand La Ligne.
Meghan Markle and Prince Harry celebrated the news that they are expecting a baby girl by sharing a new family photo on International Women's Day.
On Monday, photographer Misan Harriman posted the black-and-white photo of Harry, Markle, and Archie on Instagram.
"What wonderful news to celebrate on International Women's Day! Congratulations my friends, and welcome to the #girldad club H," Harriman captioned the picture.
In the photo, Markle is seen holding Archie while Harry stands behind her with his arms around the two of them.
Markle and Harry revealed they're expecting a baby girl during their bombshell interview with Oprah Winfrey, which aired on CBS on Sunday. The Duke and Duchess of Sussex have not announced an expected due date, although they said the baby girl is due in the "summertime."
"To have any child, any one or any two would've been amazing, but to have a boy and then a girl - what more could you ask for?" Harry told Oprah. "Now we've got our family. We've got the four of us, our two dogs."
When Winfrey asked, "Two is it?" Markle and Harry responded, "Two is it."
Markle wore a dress from a female-founded brand for the maternity shoot
Markle wore a $395 dress from La Ligne that was sold out at the time of writing. The patterned dress is designed with puff sleeves, though Markle wore them off her shoulders for a more relaxed feel.
La Ligne was founded by former Vogue editors Meredith Melling, Valerie Macaulay, as well as Rag & Bone's former head of business development, Molly Howard.
The maxi dress is not the first meaningful maternity outfit Markle has worn in recent weeks.
To announce her second pregnancy, Markle wore a Carolina Herrera dress that was designed for her while she was pregnant with her son Archie.
The brand's creative director, Wes Gordon, told The Telegraph that Markle's look also sent an important message about sustainability.
"The number one thing someone can do for sustainability is hold on to those pieces you buy and use them for a longer amount of time," he told the publication. "That's why I think what Meghan did is such a powerful message. She wore a dress that's no less beautiful, because it's two years old ... it makes her feel no less special or no less happy."