Meghan’s new video reveals duchess’ future focus after UK return

Meghan, the Duchess of Sussex has released a new video as part of her As ever venture, days after her first public appearance in the UK alongside Prince Harry in Nottingham.

The post follows rumours of Meghan taking on local acting projects after the couple’s return. Meanwhile, she continues to develop her lifestyle business venture with new product releases and international expansion plans.

In the video we see Meghan, 45, descend a set of stairs dressed in a casual white dress, looking to her left and smiling, before lighting an As ever candle on a small circular table.

The duchess then puts the finishing touches on a chic table setting adorned with the brand’s products, before filling glasses with As ever Reserve Brut.

She props herself on the side of the table and gazes into the camera, before breaking into a smile and laugher.

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“The Holiday Collection: Chapter Two is here,” the caption reads.

“Something for everyone on your list, from thoughtful gifts to seasonal favourites made for sharing. Shop now at AsEver.com.”

A subsequent post shows a new tea set that forms part of her now extensive lifestyle collection, using a signature As ever “Trellis pattern”.

“For tea at any hour. Our signature As ever Trellis pattern comes to life in classic blue and white porcelain, with a matching teapot and teacup & saucer made for leisurely moments and generous pours,” the caption reads.

“A timeless addition to your daily rituals.”

The duchess released her first As ever lineup in the US in April 2025, which featured artisanal jams, teas, flower sprinkles, and cookie mixes.

There are reportedly plans to launch the range in the UK, where Meghan and Harry now live with their children Prince Archie, seven, and Princess Lilibet, five.

The UK range won’t feature any food products or edible flowers due to food import laws.

Meghan’s latest social media activity comes a week after the Duke and Duchess of Sussex visited Nottingham in the UK in what many dubbed a quasi-royal engagement.

During the visit the couple met with well-wishers, spent time at a community recording studio run by St Ann’s youth charity, and joined a community cooking class at Himmah Hub, the site of the city’s largest food bank initiative.

Meghan and Harry then met with mentors and spoke about youth taking part in sports and other initiatives aimed at supporting disadvantaged children.

The trip carried special significance as Nottingham was the location of their very first official joint royal outing together back in December 2017 following their engagement.