Meghan gives glimpse of ‘mama’s little helpers’ Archie and Lilibet in ‘behind the scenes’ video of her latest As Ever launch
Meghan Markle gave her followers a glimpse of her two children in her latest video to celebrate the launch of As Ever.
The 44-year-old posted a video on Instagram titled ‘Mommy’s little helpers’; This video delighted fans, including Archie and Lilibet.
In the footage, you see Lilibet, with her long red hair and a beautiful summer dress, running up to the Duchess of Sussex, who was making flower arrangements, and whispering something into her ear.
His mother then replies: ‘Yes, I think you can. Let’s go!’ While they both run away from the camera.
Meghan also shared two photos of herself with her daughter; One helps pour water into a vase, the other hides under the table.
Even though Archie was off camera, he saw Meghan laughing and asking her ‘are you having fun, love?’ We can see what he said.
This comes after Meghan announced her new partnership with luxury flower delivery and gift brand High Camp Supply, which charges hundreds of dollars for gift gardenia boxes.
The 44-year-old actress delighted her fans by sharing a video titled “Mother’s little helpers” on her Instagram account.
Meghan also shared two photos of herself and her daughter helping fill a vase with water and a photo of her hiding under a table.
In the footage, you can see Lilibet, with her long red hair and a beautiful summer dress, running towards the Duchess of Sussex while making flower arrangements and whispering something into her ear.
Earlier this month, the Duchess also announced her departure from Netflix, allowing her to take full control of the As Ever jam brand – just months after the streaming giant dropped the lifestyle show amid brutal criticism from critics.
The Duchess of Sussex announced a partnership with the company a year ago when she commissioned a new season of her show, With Love, Meghan.
As part of this deal, Netflix acquired a stake in the As Ever brand, which includes jam, rosé wine and candied flowers.
But following the split, Netflix was allegedly left with a massive $10 million surplus from unsold products, including tea and baking mixes.
It was also said in Hollywood entertainment book Variety that Netflix was done with Harry and Meghan.
“Netflix’s perception of selling repackaged versions of the same story about the Sussexes’ exit from royal life has exhausted Netflix,” the magazine says.
The article, purportedly sourced from half a dozen well-placed individuals, goes on to claim: ‘Their partnership may continue to dwindle, and with it Meghan and Harry’s remaining showbiz lifeline.’
The little boy’s long red hair can be seen in the photo published to announce the collaboration with High Camp gardenias, which charges hundreds of dollars for flower gift boxes.
Earlier in the day, she posted a photo showing Lilibet chasing chickens at the Sussexes’ home in Montecito, California.
Meghan with her four-year-old daughter Lilibet
In the Instagram post announcing the new partnership, Meghan can be seen sweetly wrapping her hands around Lilibet’s.
The Duchess wrote the following note in her post: ‘Something is blooming. A new collaboration with @highcampgardenias is coming tomorrow.’
The launch is planned for 9pm PT in the UK on Wednesday, March 18, or 5am the following day.
The brand Meghan has partnered with, High Camp, is a luxury retailer specializing in custom floral arrangements. Founded by Susan Hanson in 2014.
The company, which ships California-grown gardenias to customers’ doors, is popular with celebrities and featured in publications such as Vanity Fair.
Flower arrangements advertised on the website cost up to $1,150, with the cheapest options starting at $200.
On the same day Meghan announced her new collaboration, Hollywood Bible Variety published a brutal feature about the Sussex couple’s ‘$45 million deal’ with Netflix.
Quoting dozens of well-placed people, the publication said the partnership was ‘far from a fairy tale’.
The magazine claimed that its “perceived pattern of selling repackaged versions of the same story about the Sussexes’ exit from royal life has exhausted Netflix.”
‘Their partnership may continue to wane and with it will be Meghan and Harry’s remaining showbiz lifeline.’
One source was quoted as saying: ‘The mood in the building is ‘We’re done’.’
Variety claimed the couple’s ‘bedside manner was ruffling feathers at meetings’, despite ratings for Sussex’s Archewell Productions shows remaining ‘lackluster’.
According to Variety, Netflix paid around £45 million for a five-year deal with the Sussexes but was ‘pissed off’ by the couple’s decision to give Oprah Winfrey a tell-all interview after leaving the Royal Family.
The company was also said to have been ‘blindsided once again’ by Harry’s decision to publish his memoir Spare, details of which were ‘downplayed’ by Meghan.
The magazine suggested that executives thought both projects influenced Harry and Meghan’s Netflix documentary.
But a spokesperson for the Sussexes insists they cooperated with Netflix from start to finish.
