Meghan Markle shared a heartfelt tribute to her late Beagle, Guy, in an Instagram video featuring the voices of Prince Archie and Princess Lilibet.

The montage shows Guy cuddling with Meghan, playing with her Prince Harryand joining family activities.

Meghan recalled adopting Guy from a kill shelter in 2015, calling him "the best guy".

Guy, along with his other dogs Pula and Mama Mia, will appear in the upcoming Netflix series "With Love, Meghan," premiering Jan. 15.

In a recent Instagram post, Meghan shared a heartfelt video tribute to her beloved Beagle, Guy, who recently passed away.

The emotional post paid tribute to Guy and gave followers a rare glimpse into the Sussexes' family life as the voices of their two children, Archie and Lilibet, sang softly in the background.

In the adorable clip, Archie can be heard talking to Guy. The five-year-old gently says, "You might fall," as the dog joins him and Meghan in the back seat as Harry drives.

"It won't fall, don't worry, mom has it," Meghan assures me. "Thank you for being such a good boy!"

Harry also appears in the montage, cheering Guy on as they walk along the beach.

"Come on Guy! Good job!" he calls out. Revenge ends with a sweet family sing-along, led by Archie or Lilibet, as they sing, "We love you, Guy! And we'll be true, when you're not near us, we're blue!"

Since the release of the video, royal fans have been left stunned by the pleasant surprise, with some theorizing that the couple plans to show more princes and princesses moving forward.

The montage featured moments of Guy, who will appear in Meghan's upcoming Netflix series 'With Love, Meghan', cuddling with her in bed, enjoying a cuddle with Harry and keeping the duchess company during jam sessions.

"In memory of Guy," Meghan wrote in the caption, encouraging followers to "adopt, not shop."

Reflecting on their journey, she said, "In 2015, I adopted a beagle from a rescue dog in Canada. He was in a kill shelter in Kentucky and I gave him a few days to live. I got him... and fell in love."

Meghan continued: "They used to call him 'little boy' because he was so small and weak, so I called him 'Guy'. And he was the best guy any girl could ask for."

The former actress admitted she shed "too many tears to count", expressing gratitude for Guy's years of "unconditional love".

She closed the tribute with the heartfelt words: "You have filled my life in ways you will never know."

In addition to Guy, Meghan and Harry share their home with a black Labrador named Pula and Mama Mia, another beagle they rescued in 2022.

In December 2024, the couple's royal holiday card featured all three dogs – Guy, Pula and Mama Mia. The photo captured the pups as they watched Archie and Lilibet enter their parents' arms in a warm family hug.

Next month, Guy made a brief appearance in the trailer for Meghan's new Netflix lifestyle series, "Love, Meghan," and fans can expect to see more of him throughout the season.

Reflecting on life with three dogs and two children, Harry joked about the lively household.

"I'm telling you, we all need a dog to keep us calm. I've got three in this house now. So basically we have five kids," the Duke of Sussex said in 2022, per Life and style. "Between the three of them, they run around chasing squirrels and causing us all kinds of problems every day. But they're also emotional, emotional dogs that support 100 percent when they're acting up."

The source he talked to Express revealed that the prince and princess could attend the opening ceremony of the Invictus Games in Vancouver next year, marking their first public appearance.

An insider said the royal couple are considering taking Archie and Lilibet to the event on February 8 to help promote the new "family" game Invictus.

According to sources, Harry and Meghan "were very involved in the organizational elements of the Invictus Games Vancouver Whistler event, and their idea was to make it a family game so those taking part could bring their children."

If Archie and Lilibet appear in the Invictus game, it will mark a significant shift for the Sussexes, who have been protective of their children's privacy.

Revenge is the third upload on Meghan's Instagram page after she launched her new Netflix series on her Instagram account titled "Love, Meghan."

Meghan's upcoming Netflix series, which premieres on January 15, will see her step into a new chapter as host and executive producer.

Sharing the trailer on social media, Meghan wrote: "I was so excited to share this with you! I hope you love the series as much as I loved making it. Wishing you all a fantastic new year! Thanks to our great crew and the @netflix team thanks for your support - and as always, Meghan.

The series offers an intimate glimpse into Meghan's world, with the trailer showing her in the kitchen, tending to a beehive, arranging flowers and spending time with friends and family, including her husband Harry.