Still, not everyone focused on the humor. Some fans noted that the couple looked rather serious. “They don’t look too happy,” one person observed, while another added, “She looks displeased.”

Yet, for many, the real excitement came from imagining the surreal moment of seeing the Duke and Duchess of Sussex at their door. As one fan wrote, “That would be so wild… opening your door to see Prince Harry standing there!”

Sweet Family Rituals Behind Palace Walls

While Halloween gave a rare glimpse into their family life, Meghan recently shared even more about their home routines during a local event near Montecito. She opened up about the small, grounding traditions that keep her family connected — moments that seem far removed from royal pomp and headlines.

One of their favorites is the “rose and thorn” dinner table ritual, where each family member shares the highlight of their day (the “rose”) and the part that wasn’t so great (the “thorn”). Meghan explained, “Especially with young children, it’s a great opener for when you get to that stage where your kids just give you a yes or no answer.”

The Duchess also shared a sweet story about four-year-old Lilibet’s spirited personality: “Our daughter, she’s four, and she’s a very strong personality and she’s incredible.” One night, after being asked for her rose and thorn, Lilibet confidently replied, “My day was just a blast.”

Another beloved family tradition revolves around a “healing blanket,” a gift from Victoria Jackson, co-founder of the bookstore that hosted Meghan’s recent appearance. The duchess revealed that whenever someone in the family feels unwell, they reach for the blanket as a source of comfort and warmth — a quiet reminder of care and togetherness.

A Glimpse into the Sussexes’ Simple Joys

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle’s Halloween outing — and Meghan’s candid reflections — offered a rare look into their private world. Away from royal duties and public scrutiny, their lives appear centered on love, family, and the pursuit of meaningful moments.

Even on a night filled with costumes and candy, the Sussexes showed that what truly matters isn’t the spotlight or the spectacle — but laughter, connection, and the comfort of home.