The Duke and Duchess of Sussex spent months, and millions of dollars renovating Frogmore Cottage before they finally moved in earlier this year, but the couple is still busy decorating.
Prince Harry and Meghan Markle already created their dream nursery for Archie, installed a brand-new kitchen and added a few of Meghan's favorite Soho Home pieces, and now they have some new art for their Windsor abode.
Prince Harry and Meghan reportedly bought a custom print of British race car driver Lewis Hamilton. The image, by photographer Richard Wilson, is of Hamilton getting into his Mercedes F1 AMG Formula 1 car, shortly before he won his record-breaking sixth British Grand Prix.
Wilson shared an image of the aluminum print on Instagram, writing in the caption that it is "Ready to be shipped to a Royal household. I'm immensely proud of having one of my photographs displayed in a house owned by a member of a Royal family." He also noted that this is the first time he's printed an image in this size or material.
While Wilson wouldn't confirm which specific royals were the buyers, he did say he was "thrilled with the fact that future generations of The Royal Family will get the chance to look back on the great sporting history we have in motorsport."
The Duke and Duchess of Sussex made a few requests for their print and asked for the larger-sized A1 print as opposed to Wilson's usual A3 format.
Perhaps they should invite their Windsor neighbors over to see it. And surely Cambridge royal family photographer will want to stop by to catch a glimpse of Prince Harry and Meghan's new artwork.
