The Duke and Duchess of Sussex enjoyed a secret trip to Ibiza to celebrate Meghan’s birthday, it is understood.
Meghan, who turned 38 on the August 4, flew to the island with Harry, 34, on a private jet, according to Majorca Daily Bulletin.
It is claimed that the royals booked a private jet to fly them out for the Spanish mini-break, in what would have been three-month-old Archie’s first holiday.
According to the local paper, the royals are thought to have stayed in a secluded villa away from prying eyes, and travelled with security personnel for the ‘six-day trip’.
The holiday is thought to have come just days after Prince Harry attended Camp Google on July 31 after the tech giant flew him out for its celebrity climate summit.
While there, Harry is said to have delivered an impassioned speech to other A-list names about the environment and humanitarianism while barefoot.
He is also understood to have stayed on a gas-guzzling superyacht moored near the exclusive Verdura Golf and Spa Resort where the climate change retreat was held.
The Duke and Duchess of Sussex reportedly enjoyed a secret trip to Ibiza to celebrate Meghan’s birthday this month. They are pictured at the London stadium in June
Meghan’s birthday followed four days later, but it is unknown whether or not Harry returned to the UK before joining his family or whether he met them in Majorca.
A source told Majorca Daily Bulletin: ‘No images have emerged of the Duke and Duchess of Sussex and Archie, who stayed at a villa well away from the cameras.
‘They travelled with security personnel, and it is reported that local security forces were not needed.’
Ibiza will hold a special place in Meghan’s memories, as she first travelled there with a group of friends in 2016, including Misha Nonoo, before she met Prince Harry.
Meghan, who turned 38 on the 4th August 2019, was said to have been flown to the island with Harry, 34, on a private jet, on what would have been little Archie’s first holiday. They are seen introducing him to the world in May
Pictured: Cala D’Hort beach, Ibiza, Balearic Islands, Spain. It is not known where Meghan and Harry reportedly stayed on the island, but the paper claimed it was ‘probably in a private villa’
The reports come after Nigel Farage sparked an angry backlash for his attack on Meghan Markle and ‘Prince of Wokeness’ Harry for their ‘irrelevant’ environmental campaigns, with one Labour MP branding him a ‘bellicose toad’.
David Lammy told the Brexit Party leader to ‘lay off’ the Duchess, as he was joined by other critics including royal commentator Robert Jobson, who described Mr Farage’s insults as ‘the epitome of ignorance’.
Meanwhile, another Labour MP, Stephen Doughty, accused the politician of ‘racism’, and said he had ‘shown his true colours’.
In a speech at a Conservative conference in Sydney, the outspoken MEP praised Britain’s ‘amazing, awe-inspiring’ Queen saying he hoped she would live ‘a long time to stop Charlie boy [Prince Charles] becoming king’.
Nigel Farage (pictured at the Conservative Political Action Conference in Sydney at the weekend) ripped into Prince Harry and Meghan for their ‘irrelevant’ environmental campaigns
Labour MP David Lammy blasted Farage, telling the Brexit Party leader to lay off Meghan
Addressing a conservative conference in Australia, Mr Farage tore into the royal couple’s decision to have only two children and branded Harry ‘Prince of Wokeness’ following his environmental campaigns.
During the right-wing conference, Mr Farage said: ‘We’ve been told in the last week that Meghan and Harry will only have two children.
‘We’re all completely ignoring, the real problem the Earth faces, and that is the fact the population of the globe is exploding but no one dares talk about it, no one dares deal with it, and whether Prince Harry has two kids is irrelevant given there are now 2.6 billion Chinese and Indians on this Earth.’
His comments come as Prince Harry faces renewed controversy over his trip as a reported guest speaker to Google’s ‘green’ summit in Sicily last month.
The Prince is thought to have given an impassioned speech about the environment and humanitarianism in front of an A-List crowd, including Naomi Campbell and Leonardo DiCaprio, who reportedly flew in on 114 private jets.
Prince Harry is facing renewed controversy over his trip to Google’s ‘green’ summit in Sicily amid claims that he stayed on a super-yacht. The Duke is pictured in on the shore of Lake McKenzie on Fraser Island during his tour of Australia with Meghan last year
Tech giants and celebrities flocked to Sicily to show off their green credentials for the camp that focuses on global warming – but many reportedly failed to leave their private jets at home.
However Harry was said to have been flown into Palmero airport on a chartered plane, before a helicopter whisked him onwards to the luxury resort of Verdura for the summit.
The Prince then stayed on one of the giant super-yachts moored near the exclusive Verdura Golf and Spa Resort where the climate change retreat was held, according to reports.
According to experts, a 390ft super-yacht produces about 3.3 tons of damaging carbon dioxide each hour at sea by burning through around 200 gallons of fuel. Environmental groups blasted the meeting for hypocrisy.
A concert at the Temple of Hera at the Paestum Archaeological UNESCO World Heritage where a host of celebrities gathered for Google Camp climate change conference
Orlando Bloom, Diane Von Furstenberg, Barry Diller, owner of Tripadvisor and Expedia, arriving at the seventh annual Google Camp
Celebrities including Katy Perry, pictured, are attending the three-day conference in Sicily. She was dropped off on the megayacht Rising Sun, with other wealthy attendees bringing their private jets
The three-day summit reportedly took place at the end of July, just a few days before Meghan’s birthday.
Orlando Bloom, Stella McCartney, Diane Von Furstenberg and Gayle King werespotted arriving at the Verdura Resort in Sicily for the welcome diner on day one.
On day two, even more guests arrived at the property, with Nick Jonas and new wife Priyanka Chopra leading the charge of celebrities heading to the island for the three-day conference
Buckingham Palace refused to confirm Prince Harry’s attendance at the event or how he travelled to Sicily.
A spokeswoman told MailOnline: ‘This is not something we are commenting on’.