Amid reports that Prince Harry is reconsidering bringing Meghan and their children to the UK next month, the Duchess, 44, posted a photograph of amber-coloured honey on As Ever's Instagram page.
On Sunday, Montecito-based Meghan, 44, shared her top tips for celebrating the holiday in an email sent to As Ever's subscribers titled 'Breakfast for Him'.
The Duchess of Sussex's jam and flower sprinkles business just 'didn't fit' and their customers showed 'no appetite' for it, a Los Angeles insider said.
Earlier this week internet sleuths exploited a glitch on The Duchess of Sussex's As Ever website which revealed a vast amount of unsold inventory - initially took to be a sign of flagging sales.
Internet detectives say they were able to exploit a bug in the As Ever website to reveal precise stock numbers for her collection of spreads, honeys, candles, teas and wines.
Montecito-based Meghan announced the new product launch on As Ever's Instagram page, after the latest instalment of her lifestyle programme was savaged by critics.
Link Lauren, from Texas, recently reviewed new products from As Ever's holiday-inspired collection during a segment on his podcast Spot On with Link Lauren.
LA-based Meghan, 44, recently unveiled As Ever's newest collection - including £32 fruit spread gift box, £49 candles, and spiced cider and hot toddy mulling kits for £12 each.
Last week, Meghan Markle released her 2025 holiday line for her lifestyle brand, As Ever - but experts are lauding it as something that customers may not be too willing to pay for this festive season.