The Duchess of Sussex, who is marking the debut of season two of her culinary show With Love, Meghan on Tuesday, has now taken to social media.
The second season of Meghan’s Netflix show premiered on Tuesday of this week(Image: NETFLIX)
Princess Lilibet made a surprise appearance in a new video shared by Meghan Markle in an Instagram story.
The Duchess of Sussex, who is celebrating the premiere of the second season of her cooking show With Love, Meghan, unveiled a gift from Prince Harry to mark the occasion to her Instagram followers.
The gift is a large framed picture of Meghan with her late rescue beagle Guy, reports Daily Express UK.
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In the clip, Princess Lilibet, seemingly dressed in her pajamas, can be seen giving a kiss to the photo of the family’s late pet before wandering off into their Montecito kitchen.
Flowers are also visible on the kitchen island counter.
Harry and Meghan do share photos of their children, Archie, 6, and Lili, 4, but they hide their faces for security reasons (Image: ARCHWELL)
The video was set to the song “My Guy” by Mary Wells, a sweet tribute to the late beagle’s name.
Prince Harry and Prince Archie, who live with Meghan and Princess Lilibet on the sprawling Montecito estate, were not featured in the video.
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It’s believed that Harry’s gift was in celebration of the launch of the second season of With Love, Meghan, with the new episodes debuting Tuesday.
The show highlights Meghan’s love for hosting and culinary arts, with each episode showcasing the Duchess engaging in these activities with celebrity friends, including Chrissy Teigen and style expert Tan France.
Early reviews said the show lacked a personal touch
Prince Harry and their two children are not included in the program, although Meghan frequently mentions them throughout the episodes.
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