In one, Meghan and Prince Harry gaze deeply into each other’s eyes, hands entwined, projecting intimacy and unity. In another, Meghan carries Princess Lilibet on her hip through the garden, basket in hand. As always, Lilibet’s face is strategically hidden — though matching hats ensure audiences still know exactly who they’re looking at.
The message is familiar: privacy, but only on Meghan’s terms.
As if the visuals weren’t enough, Meghan doubled down with a New Year’s message in the latest As Ever newsletter, offering readers a behind-the-scenes look at how the Sussexes planned to welcome 2026 — while seamlessly promoting her wine collection.
“When the clock strikes midnight, we’ll be celebrating right along with you,” Meghan wrote, describing champagne, confetti, and — in a very on-brand twist — Flower Sprinkles drifting through the air. The sprinkles, of course, are another As Ever product, retailing at $15 per tin and marketed as “confetti for your plating.”
The poetic sign-off — “Cheers, dears!” — wrapped the message in charm, though critics might note how effortlessly personal celebration slid into product placement.