But as the Duke and Duchess celebrated their second wedding anniversary on Tuesday — their first since leaving Britain — there was radio silence from the royal family.

Not one family member, from the Queen and Prince Charles to Prince William and Kate Middleton, wished them a happy anniversary on their social media accounts.

Regardless, we’re told the couple are intent on enjoying their special day.

Page Six is told the pair have taken the day off work and are “hanging out” with 1-year-old son Archie and their dogs in the LA sunshine at their rental home as they remain in lockdown.

“They’re laying low, taking the day to relax and be together with no distractions. No work. No calls. Just family time and keeping it simple,” a source said.

They’re currently working on their new non-profit Archewell after their plans to work on philanthropic projects across the globe were put on hold by COVID-19.

On May 9, Harry recorded a video on what should have been the opening ceremony of this year’s installment of Invictus Games — the sports event he founded in 2014 for wounded veterans — in the Netherlands, admitting that “life had changed dramatically.”

His words came after the UK’s Daily Telegraph reported that he missed the Army — and Vanity Fair quoted friends saying the prince felt “rudderless” and missed his friends and family.

But it won’t be long before they put real roots down in the US as they’re currently house-hunting in a slew of gated communities around Beverly Hills, as we reported.

They’re currently living in a home owned by filmmaker Perry.