Meghan Markle leaves royal fans with burning question after sharing video from Lilibet’s birthday

Over the weekend, the Duchess of Sussex gave fans a glimpse at the arrangements she and Prince Harry had made in celebration of their daughter Princess Lilibet's fourth birthday.

Interestingly, however, Meghan's latest social media upload has left a batch of puzzled royal fans wondering the exact same thing.

For those who haven't caught up with the Sussex's weekend antics, the foursome appeared to be having a whale of a time at Disneyland to celebrate their youngest's big day.

In clips shared on Instagram by mum Meghan, 43, the youngster could be seen donning a baby blue cap while she and brother Archie, seven, are led around the popular theme park.

In one clip, the pair are introduced to an actress dressed as Elsa from Frozen, while a subsequent snap sees the family-of-four posing as they venture up a log flume.

In several others, Harry, 40, poses with his little girl - whose face is obscured by a love-heart emoji, in keeping with the Sussex's plea for privacy - while a Mickey Mouse hat-wearing Meghan shows Archie a Star Wars display.

Another photo showed a Little Mermaid cake the couple had prepared for their daughter, with 'Happy Birthday Lili' written in icing.

"Thank you @disneyland for giving our family two days of pure joy!" the former Suits actress captioned the compilation.

The gorgeous collection of photos and clips have seemingly prompted a plethora of fans to ask the couple the same question - does Lilibet know she's actually a princess?

After all, it must be pretty bonkers to be introduced to a hoard of actresses dressed as one!

Fans wondered if the youngster knew she was a real princess (Instagram/@meghan)

Taking to the discussion forum Reddit, one royal fanatic wrote this week: "I wonder if they’ve told her she’s an actual princess, lol."

In response, another commented: "That's a fascinating question because it's absolutely outside the realm of my experience lol. I cannot imagine what I'd do if my daughter were an actual princess but maybe didn't really need to know she was one?"

A third joked: "It’s such 'princess diaries' vibes and I’m here for it. Move over Mia Thermopolis, California has a new princess in town!!!"

Answering the original question, another chimed in, pointing out: "She goes to school if I'm not mistaken, others will mention it and point it out to her so I'm not sure I'd not tell her ahead of time."

"That's a good point," wrote another. "I was wondering at what age other kids will know."