Meghan has returned to social media for the first time in three weeks, following a fraught week for husband Prince Harry that ended with a successful royal reunion.

    The Duchess of Sussex took to Instagram to celebrate the news she has received her first-ever Emmy Award nomination for her lifestyle series With Love, Meghan.

    With Love, Meghan poster

    The Duchess of Sussex took to Instagram to celebrate her first-ever Emmy Award nomination for With Love, Meghan. nna\ksarkari

    The series was cancelled by Netflix earlier this year after two seasons and a Christmas special.

    But it still managed to score a Daytime Emmy nomination for the actress-turned-presenter.

    “A huge congratulations to the amazing crew, producers, and team who worked on ‘With Love, Meghan’ on @netflix,” she captioned a season one poster of the show.

    “We are nominated for an Emmy for Outstanding Lifestyle Series!”

    Meghan, the Duchess of Sussex, in season two of With Love, Meghan which premiers on Netflix on August 26, 2025.

    The lifestyle series was ultimately cancelled by Netflix earlier this year after two seasons and a Christmas special aired. Netflix

    She shared the same simple image and wording on her Instagram Story as she let the news soak in.

    Meghan will be up against A Different Breed, George to the Rescue, The Motherhood, and The Wizard of Paws in the Outstanding Lifestyle Program category, with the winner announced in a ceremony separate to the bigger prime-time awards show in September.

    The daytime awards show will be held at the Hollywood Palladium at the end of October.

    Her brief comments mark the first time fans have heard from Meghan since her short, stealth visit to the UK last week, after an 11th-hour change to plans following security concerns.

    Prince Harry was set to bring his wife and their two kids – Prince Archie, 7, and Princess Lilibet, 5 – to the UK for the first time in four years.

    The Sussexes were planning to attend a “one year to go” event for the duke’s Invictus Games initiative, ahead of the 2027 games in Birmingham.

    Prince Harry, the Duke of Sussex, with Prince Archie and Princess Lilibet for Father's Day in the UK/US on June 21, 2026.

    Prince Harry was able to bring his two kids – Prince Archie, 7, and Princess Lilibet, 5, – back to the UK for the first time in four years. Instagram/@Meghan

    While in the country, they were going to meet King Charles for a long-awaited reunion between the monarch and his youngest grandkids.

    Due to concerns over their safety and security, paired with the fact they couldn’t stay at Buckingham Palace over a kerfuffle about accommodation, Harry decided he would attend all events solo.

    Meghan and the kids stayed in Europe, where they’d all been holidaying together the week before.

    Prince Harry, Duke of Sussex, reacts as he takes part in a game of Wheelchair Rugby during the Invictus “1 Year To Go” event at the National Exhibition Centre on July 10, 2026 in Birmingham, England.

    Prince Harry ended up attending his Invictus Games “one year to go” event solo after safety concerns initially kept Meghan and the kids out of the UK. Getty Images

    After King Charles was able to arrange a private meeting with the Sussexes at his country home of Highgrove, Meghan, Archie and Lilibet made the trip over for the top-secret reunion, confirmed by Buckingham Palace after the fact.

    In that same week Prince Harry lost his third and final court case against the British tabloids, releasing a damning statement about the justice system, which operates in the King’s name in the UK.

    Meghan is yet to share any details of the family’s European holiday or UK adventures, with her second most recent post being one to mark Father’s Day in the US on June 22.

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