Meghan Markle has given her followers a glimpse of her two children in the latest video to mark her As Ever launch.
The 44-year-old posted a video to her Instagram captioned ‘Mama’s little helpers’, which to the delight of fans included Archie and Lilibet.
In the footage you can see Lilibet, with her long red hair in a beautiful sundress, run up to the Duchess of Sussex as she is making flower arrangements and whisper something in her ear.
Her mother then replies: ‘Yes I think you can. Let’s go!’ As they both dash off camera.
Meghan also shared two pictures of herself with her daughter; one where she helps pour water into a vase and another of her hiding under the table.
Although Archie is off camera, we can see Meghan laugh and say to him ‘are you having fun, my love?’
It comes after Meghan announce her new partnership with a luxury floral delivery and gifting brand High Camp Supply, which charges hundreds of dollars for gift boxes of gardenias.
The 44-year-old posted a video on her Instagram which she captioned ‘Mama’s little helpers’, to the delight of fans
Meghan also shared two pictures of herself with her daughter as she helps pour water in the vase and another of her hiding under the table
In the footage you can see Lilibet, with her long red hair in a beautiful sundress run up to the Duchess of Sussex as she is making flower arrangements and whisper something in her ear
Earlier this month the Duchess also announced her split from Netflix, allowing her to take complete control of her As Ever jam brand – just months after the streaming giant dropped her lifestyle show amid savage reviews from critics.
The Duchess of Sussex announced a partnership with the company a year ago when it commissioned a new season of her show, With Love, Meghan.
And as part of that deal, Netflix had a stake in her As Ever brand, which includes her jam, rosé wine and flower sprinkles.
But now following the split it has been claimed that Netflix has been left with a huge $10million surplus of her unsold products, including tea and baking mixes.
Netflix was also said to be ‘done’ with Harry and Meghan, in a brutal takedown of the couple in Hollywood’s entertainment bible Variety.
‘The Sussexes’ perceived pattern of selling repackaged versions of the same story about their exit from royal life has exhausted Netflix,’ the magazine says.
The article, which claims to be sourced from half a dozen well-placed insiders, goes on to claim: ‘Their partnership may continue to taper off, and with it will Meghan and Harry’s remaining showbusiness lifeline.’
The toddler’s long red hair can be seen in the snap posted to unveil the collaboration with High Camp gardenias, which charges hundreds of dollars for gift boxes of flowers
Earlier in the day, she posted a photo that gave a glimpse of Lilibet chasing chickens at the Sussexes’ home in Montecito, California
Meghan with her daughter, Lilibet, four
In her Instagram post announcing the new partnership, Meghan can be seen sweetly wrapping her hands around Lilibet’s.
The Duchess captioned the post: ‘Something is blooming. A new collaboration with @highcampgardenias arrives tomorrow.’
The launch is scheduled for Wednesday, March 18, at 9pm PT or 5am the following day in the UK.
High Camp, the brand Meghan is partnering with, is a luxury retailer that specialises in custom floral arrangements. It was founded by Susan Hanson back in 2014.
The company, which ships Californian-grown gardenias to customers’ doorsteps, is popular with celebrities and has featured in publications such as Vanity Fair.
Floral arrangements advertised on its website are priced at up to $1,150, with the cheapest options starting at around $200.
